Lecture 1b: Nutrition Care Process

Question 1

What does ANDIME stand for?

Answer 1

nutrition Assessment
Nutrition Diagnosis
nutrition Intervention
nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation

Question 2

What is a nutritional assessment?

Answer 2

Where the registered nutritionist collects and documents data pertinent to the client

Question 3

What is a nutritional diagnosis?

Answer 3

Based on the assessment data collected a nutrition problem may be diagnosed. Causes and contributing factors are identified

Question 4

What is nutrition intervention?

Answer 4

Problems are addressed to improve signs and symptoms. Activities are given so client can work towards objectives

Question 5

What is nutrition monitoring and evaluation?

Answer 5

Progress made on goals and outcomes are tracked, adjustments are made accordingly

Question 6

What does NCP stand for?

Answer 6

The nutrition care process model

Question 7

What is the central core of NCP?

Answer 7

Relationship between client and professional, individualised and patient centered care

Question 8

What are the outer rings of NCP?

Answer 8

Environmental factors impacting the clients ability to receive and benefit, professional strengths of professional

Question 9

What are the steps of NCP?

Answer 9

The same 4 as ANDIME

Question 10

What are the different types of data collected? (ABCD)

Answer 10

A. Anthropometric
B. Biochemical
C. Clinical
D. Dietary

Question 11

What is a nutritional diagnosis not?

Answer 11

NOT a medical diagnosis

Question 12

How do we communicate the diagnosis?

Answer 12

PASS statement

Question 13

What does PASS stand for?

Answer 13

Problem
Aetiology
Signs and Symptoms

Question 14

What is the problem?

Answer 14

The diagnosis

Question 15

What is the aetiology?

Answer 15

Related factors contributing to existence of the problem (cause)

Question 16

What are the signs and symptoms?

Answer 16

Signs are objective data (e.g. lab data) and symptoms are subjective data (e.g. feeling)