Lesson 927 of 1524
Introduction to Nutrition for Nurses
Analyzing the quantity of food intake is not sufficient; the food consumed must be nutritional
Practice this chapterAnalyzing the quantity of food intake is not sufficient; the food consumed must be nutritional Nutrition is the intake of food to meet the body’s needs.
The USDA and the FDA are the federal agencies that oversee food production, labeling, and consumption. Several noninvasive body measurements are needed for a nutritional assessment: weight, BMI, and WHR
nurse — but one member of the interdisciplinary team caring for the client. nutrition — the intake of food to meet the needs of the body. USDA and the FDA — the federal agencies that oversee food production, labeling, and consumption. food — edible substances made of protein, carbohydrates, fat, or other nutrients.
Worked example
What does “nurse” mean in Introduction to Nutrition for Nurses?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for nurse.
- 2The book says: but one member of the interdisciplinary team caring for the client.
- 3Do not use the meaning of nutrition. That term means the intake of food to meet the needs of the body.
Result: but one member of the interdisciplinary team caring for the client
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for nurse.
Do not swap nurse and nutrition. nurse means but one member of the interdisciplinary team caring for the client. nutrition means the intake of food to meet the needs of the body.
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