D2 - Nutrition Diagnoses Flashcards
*Nutrition diagnosis
ID of and labeling a nutritional problem dietetics professionals are responsible for treating independently
*Medical diagnosis
Disease or pathology that can be treated or prevented
Pathophysiology
Disruption of normal body functions that is seen in diseases
*Differential diagnosis
Symptoms match more than one condition
NC (full name, definition)
clinical
Nutritional findings/problems that related to the medical/physical condition
NI (full name, definition)
Intake
Problems related to intake
NB (full name, definition)
Behavioral-environmental
Problems related to knowledge, access to food and food safety
Functional balance (definition, example)
Physical or mechanical change that interferes/prevents desired nutritional results
Ex. swallowing difficulty, altered GI function
Etiology
Cause/contributing risk factors
Signs
Objective data and observable changes
Symptoms
Subjective data are changes the patient expresses
*Primary prevention programs (function)
Reduce exposure to a promoter or disease
*Secondary prevention program (function)
Those with elevated risk factors go into treatment program
*Tertiary prevention program (function)
Disease present
Intervention to reduce severity, manage complications
FTC
Federal Trade Commission