Ncp practice - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which of the following is a component of the nutrition care process that is new to the field of nutrition professionals? C. correct answer: a. Conducting nutrition assessments b. Implementing nutrition interventions c. Using dietetics specific terminology d. Monitoring and evaluation What is the first step in the Nutrition Care Process? correct answer: nutrition assessment The NCP and Model and standardized language can be incorporated into which of the following methods of medical ...

NCP EXAM Operations Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Point of capture - ANSWERSImage ATM, Vault, lockbox, front counter, branch image capture, back counter, image CL from an exchange partner, RDC from customers Item capture - ANSWERSFed and most rules require full field MICR. ECCHO, permits partial by agreement. Quality control - ANSWERSIQA = Image Quality Analysis - interrogates electronic items. Also called CODE LINE MATCH: ensures that item's electronic data record (MICR information)...

NCPM - Answer-systematic process describing how dietetics professionals provide care with patients/clients. Designed to improve the consistency and quality of individualized patient/client care and the predictability of patient/client outcomes. Purpose of the NCP - Answer-Provides dietetics professionals a consistent and systematic structure. Assists professionals to scientifically and holistically manage nutrition care. Increases probability of healthier outcomes. Challenges dietitians to mo...

What does ACEND do? Accreditation Counsel for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics Accrediting Body What does CDR do? Commission on Dietetic Registration Credentialing body for exams, and who continuing education is reported to. How many hours are needed to become an RD? 1200 How many hours are needed to continue being a registered dietitian? 75 hours every 5 years. Different states have different regulations about how many are needed per year/cumulatively When is a maste...

A patient has a nursing diagnosis of ineffective airway clearance related to retained secretions, excessive mucus, and ineffective cough as evidenced by adventitious breath sounds. What should the nurse include in the NCP as an appropriate NOC outcome and NIC intervention for this nursing diagnosis? 1. Aspiration Prevention (NOC) and Aspiration Procedures (NIC) 2. Respiratory Status: Gas Exchange (NOC) and Oxygen Therapy (NIC) 3. Respiratory Status: Ventilation (NOC) and Respiratory Monitor...

definition - Answer-a systematic problem-solving method that dietetics professionals use to critically think and make decisions to address nutrition related problems and provide safe and effective quality nutrition care. characteristics of NCP: can apply to (types of audiences) - Answer-individuals and communities characteristics of NCP: embraces ______, not just MNT - Answer-preventive activities characteristics of NCP: standardized process, but still ____ treatment - Answer-client-cen...

NHM 410 Final Exam - Questions and Answers If you are assessing a patient who reports that it is challenging to eat because they cannot hold a fork or knife, you would consult ______________. a. Speech language pathologist b. Occupational therapist c. Registered Nurse d. Diet Clerk Which of the following is the most objective measure of nutritional status? a. Diet history b. Biochemical tests c. Weight history d. Reported Appetite Nutritional screening is used to a. identify patients at nutrit...

(ANSWERED)N100 WHOLE BOOK PRACTICE NCLEX EXAM 1, 2 AND 3 LATEST 2024 Which of the following addresses the type and extent of care a patient wishes? Advance Directive How can energy-based therapies be described or defined? The balance and return of a person's energy field to its optimal flow to facilitate healing. In the OR, a patient tells a circulating nurse that he is going to have the cataract in his left eye removed. If the nurse notes that the consent form indicates that surgery is ...

Chapter1:AnIntroductiontoEvidence-BasedClinicalPracticeGuidelines MULTIPLECHOICE • Whatistheprimarypurposeofthenursingassessment? • Identifyingunderlyingpathologicconditions • Assistingthephysicianinidentifyingmedicalconditions • Determiningthepatientsmentalstatus • Exploringpatientresponsestohealthproblems ANS:D A nursing assessment is done to identify the patients response to health problems. During the nursing assessment phase, a comprehensive information base is dev...

What is the nutrition care process and model? - Answer--a systematic problem-solving method that food and nutrition professionals use to think critically and make decisions that address practice-related problems -a standardized model intended to guide Registered Dieticians and Registered Dietetic Technicians, in providing high quality nutrition care Why as the NCP developed? - Answer--developed by the academy of nutrition and dietetics (AND) -improve the consistency and quality of individua...