Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Expected food/nutrition related outcomes are not achieved Excess intake of energy from energy dense or high fat foods/beverages Restriction or omission of energy dense foods Highly variable calorie intake Insufficient intake of energy
NI 2.2
FH-1.2.1.1, FH-1.2.1, FH1.5.1, CS-1.1.1, CS-2.1.1 FH-1.2.1.1, FH-1.3.1, FH1.6.1, CS-1.1.1, CS-2.1.1
Intake inconsistent with estimated, or measured, or recommended needs Excess intake of fluid
NI 1.6 NI 5.3
NI 2.1 NC 3.1
FH-1.1.1.1
FH-1.1.1.1, CS-1.1.1 FH-1.1, FH-1.2, FH 1.3, FH 1.4, FH-1.5, FH-1.6, CS-1, CS-2, CS-3, CS-4 FH-1.2.1, CS-3.1.1 FH-1.2.1, CS-3.1.1 FH-1.2.2
Changes in recent food intake Excess intake of foods without available vitamins
NC 1.2 NC 3.4 NI 5.1 NI 5.9.2 NB 1.2 NI 4.2 NI 2.1 NI 2.9 NI 5.9.1 NC 1.1 NB 2.4 NC 3.2 NC 1.3 NI-2.5 NI-2.5 NI-2.9 NI 1.5
Excess intake of fortified foods and supplements containing vitamins Food group/nutrient imbalance Food additive intolerance Food variety, limited Insufficient intake of foods/food groups and nutrients
NB 3.2
Normal intake of food in the face of illness Enteral or parenteral nutrition therapy
FH-1.2.2.4, FH-1.2.2.5
Mother with small amount of milk when pumping Enteral or parenteral nutrition formula/solution inconsistent with evidence-based practice Enteral or parenteral nutrition support intolerance history Long-term enteral or parenteral nutrition support Excess intake of parenteral or enteral nutrition or components of EN/PN Insufficient intake of fat, essential fatty acids Insufficient intake of parenteral or enteral nutrition Alcohol intake, excessive
FH-1.2.2, CH-2.1 FH-7.1.4 FH-1.3 FH-1.3 FH-1.3, FH-2.1.2.1 NC 3.3 FH-1.3, FH-2.1.2.1 FH-1.3.1.1, FH-1.3.2.1, FH1.5.1, FH-1.5.2, FH-1.5.3, FH-1.5.4, FH 1.6.1, FH-1.6.2, CS-1.1.1, CS-2, CS-4 FH-1.5.1.1, FH-1.5.1.8, CS2.1.1, CS-2.1.2 FH-1.3.1.1, FH-2.3.1, CS1.1.1, CS-2.2.1 FH-1.4.1
NI 5.7.3
NI 5.6.1 NI 1.4 NI 2.1 NI 5.3 NI 2.3 NI 4.3 NC 1.2 NI 2.6 NI 5.2 NC 3.4
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Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 4.3 NI 4.3 NI 4.2 NI 4.1 NI 4.2 NI 4.1 NI 4.2 NI 5.4 NI 5.8.6 NI 5.6.3 NI 5.6.2 NI 5.6.3 NI 5.8.5
Excess intake of alcohol and/or binge drinking Excess intake of bioactive substances
Alcohol intake during pregnancy despite knowledge of risk Insufficient intake of bioactive substances
NC 3.4
FH-1.4.1, CH-2.1.6
Excess intake of plant foods containing soluble fiber, -glucan, or plant sterol and stanol esters
Insufficient intake of fiber, soy protein, -glucan, or plant sterol and stanol esters Ready access to available foods/products with bioactive substance Excess intake of fiber Excess intake of fat from high-risk lipids (saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol)
NI 5.6.2 NI 5.4
FH-1.5.1.2, FH-1.5.1.3, FH1.5.1.7, CS-2.1.2 FH-1.5.1.1, CS-2.1.1 FH-1.5.1.1, FH-1.5.1.4, FH1.5.1.5, FH-1.5.1.6, CS-2.1.1 FH-1.5.2.5, CS-2.2.1, CS-2.2.2 FH-1.5.2, CS-2.2.1 FH-1.5.2, CS-2.2.1
Insufficient intake or incorrect ratio of fat, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, DHA/ARA, or omega-3 fatty acids Excess intake of amino acids (specify) Excess intake of protein Insufficient intake of protein
NI 5.7.2 NI 5.7.1
Protein or other supplementation intake different from recommended Insufficient intake of carbohydrate Intake different from recommended carbohydrate
Intake different from recommended, carbohydrate, protein and/or fat intake from enteral and/or parenteral nutrients Insufficient intake of vitamin D intake/sunlight exposure Insufficient intake of vitamins Excess intake of iron Excess intake of manganese Excess intake of zinc Excess intake of minerals or vitamins Excess intake of phosphorus Excess intake of potassium Excess intake of sodium Fasting
NI 5.8.3 NI 2.5
NI 5.8.4 NI 2.7
FH-1.5.3, FH-5.1.1
NC 2.2
FH-1.6.2.11, CS-4.2.9 NI 5.11.2 NC 2.2 NI 5.4 NC 2.2 NI 5.11.2 FH-1.6.1, FH-1.6.2, CS-4.1, CS-4.2 FH-1.6.2.6, CS-4.2.6 FH-1.6.2.7, CS-4.2.5 FH-1.6.2.7, CS-4.2.7 FH-1.6.2, CS-4.2 FH-1.1.1.1, CS-1.1.1 NB 1.5 FH-2.1.2.3, FH-2.1.2.4 FH-2.1.2.2, AD-1.1.4, AD-1.1.6 FH-2.1.2.4 FH-4.2.7
Insufficient intake of minerals Food and nutrient administration Chronic dieting behavior Inability to lose weight through conventional weight loss intervention Previous failures to effectively change target behavior
NC 2.2
NC 3.1
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Nutrition Assessment and/or ME Code FH-2.1.3.4 FH-2.1.3.1, FH-1.2.2.2 FH-2.1.4.1 FH-2.1.4.2 FH-3.1.1, FH-3.1.2, FH-3.1.3 FH-3.1, AD-1.1.4, AD-1.1.6 FH-3.1.1, FH-3.1.2, FH-3.1.3
Lack of facilities or accommodations for breastfeeding in community or at work Excess intake of convenience foods, pre-prepared meals, and foods prepared away from home Feeding tube in the wrong position or removed Venous access in the wrong position or removed Insulin or insulin secretagogues Medication, lipid lowering
Medication associated with weight loss Medications administered in large amounts of fluid Medications containing proteins not recommended Medications affecting absorption or metabolism Medications associated with increased appetite Medications that affect appetite Medications that cause altered glucose levels Medications that cause anorexia Medications that impact RMR Medications that cause somnolence and decreased cognition Medications that impair fluid excretion
NI 1.6
NI 5.7.3 NI 5.1 NI 1.7 NI 1.4 NI 2.1 NI 5.8.2 NB 2.1 NC 3.3 NI 3.2 NI 1.2 NI 2.4 NI 3.1 NC 3.4 NI 1.6 NI 5.8.3
FH-3.1,1, FH-1.2.1, FH-3.1, CS-3.1.1 FH-3.1.1,FH-1.6.1, FH-2.1, CS-2.2.1, CS-3.1.1 FH-3.1, BD-1.4, BD-1.8.1, PD-1.1.5, CH-2.1.3 NC 3.1 FH-3.1, PD-1.1.5 FH-3.1, PD-1.1.5 FH-3.1, BD-1.5 FH-3.1, PD-1.1.5 FH-3.1, PD-1.1.7 FH-3.1, BD-1.12 NI 2.7 FH-3.1, BD-1.8, CS-1.1.1 FH-3.1, BD-1.8, CS-1.1.1
NI 5.11.1
NI 5.8.4
Medications that reduce requirements or impair metabolism of energy, protein, fat or fluid Medications that reduce thirst Medications that require nutrient supplementation that cannot be accomplished with food intake Medications with known food-medication interactions Misuse of laxatives, enemas, diuretics, stimulants, and/or metabolic enhancers Medications that affect appetite or are associated with weight loss
FH-3.1, BD-1.8, CS-1.1.1, CS2.1.1, CS-2.2.1, CS-3.1.1 FH-3.1, BD-1.12, PD-1.1.5 FH-3.1, FH-1.7.1, FH-1.7.2, CS-4 FH-3.1 FH-3.1.3 FH-3.1, AD-1.1.4, AD-1.1.6 FH-3.1, FH-1.7.1, FH-1.7.2, CS-4 FH-3.1 FH-3.1, FH-1.7.1, CS-4.1
NC 2.4 NC 2.4
Intake that does not support replacement or mitigation of OTC, prescribed drugs, herbals, botanicals, or dietary supplements
Medication (over the counter or prescribed), herbal, botanical, or dietary supplement intake that is problematic or inconsistent with recommended foods Prolonged use of substances known to increase vitamin requirements or reduce vitamin absorption Drug intake, excessive
NI 5.2
NI 5.3
FH-3.1.3
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Knowledge/Beliefs/Attitudes Avoidance or limitation of estimated total intake or intake of specific food/food groups Uncertainty regarding appropriate foods to prepare based upon nutrition prescription
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 5.2 NB 1.5 NB 2.4 NB 1.6 NB 1.7 NI 5.3 NC 1.4
Nutrition Assessment and/or ME Code FH-1.2.2 FH-5.2 FH- 4.1, FH-5.1.4, FH5.1.5
Inability to select (e.g., access) or unwillingness to select, or NB 1.7 disinterest in selecting food consistent with guidelines Uncertainty of how to complete monitoring records
Uncertainty regarding changes that could/should be made in NB 1.4 response to data in self-monitoring records Mother has insufficient knowledge of breastfeeding or infant hunger/satiety signals Belief that aging can be slowed by dietary limitations Cultural or religious practices that limit affect intake Defensiveness, hostility, or resistance to change NC 1.3 NB 3.2
NB 1.4
NB 2.3
NI 5.7.1 NB 1.3 NB 1.3 NB 2.6 NC 3.1 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NB 1.1 NB 2.5 NB 3.2 NI 1.6 NI-2.8 NI 5.11.1 NB 1.7 NB 1.1 NB 1.5 NB 1.3 NC 1.3 NI 2.4 NC 3.3 NB 1.1 NB 1.5
NI 5.8.2
NI 5.11.1
FH-1.2, FH-1.5, FH-1.6, CH-1.1.3, CH-3.1.7 FH-4.2.7 FH-4.2.7, FH-4.2.11 FH-4.2, FH-5.4
Denial of need for food- and nutrition-related changes Emotional distress, anxiety, or frustration surrounding mealtimes Food faddism Food preoccupation
NB 1.2
Excessive reliance on nutrition terming and preoccupation with nutrient content of food Fear of foods or dysfunctional thoughts regarding food or food experiences Relates concerns about previous attempts to learn information Frustration over lack of control Harmful beliefs and attitudes of parent/caregiver Inaccurate or incomplete knowledge
NB 2.5
FH-2.1.2.2, FH-4.1, FH8.1.1 FH-4.2.7, FH-8.1.1 NI 2.5 NI 5.8.3 NC 2.2 NB 3.3 FH-4.2.11 FH-4.1
NB 3.3
Provides inaccurate or incomplete written response to questionnaire/written tool, or is unable to read written tool Irrational thoughts about foods effect on the body Lack of efficacy to make changes or to overcome barriers to change Mother with lack of confidence in ability to breastfeed Unrealistic expectations of weight gain or ideal weight
NB 1.6
Unwillingness or disinterest in applying nutrition related recommendations Verbalizes unwillingness/disinterest in learning Weight preoccupation
NI 2.7
NB 1.7
NB 2.5
FH-4.2.10
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Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NB 1.4 NB 1.4 NB 1.6 NB 1.3 NB 1.6 NB 1.6 NB 2.5 NB 2.5 NC 1.3 NB 1.5 NC 1.2 NI 1.4 NC 2.1 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NI 2.1 NB 1.5 NC 1.1 NC 1.2 NC 1.2 NI 5.3 NI 5.8.2 NB 3.2 NB 2.6 NI 5.8.3 NC 3.1 NB 3.3 NI 2.9 NB 1.2 NC 3.1 NB 2.5 NC 1.1
Embarrassment or anger at need for self-monitoring Failure to complete any agreed homework Failure to keep appointments/schedule or engage in counseling Inability to recall agreed upon changes Lack of social and familial support Lack of compliance or inconsistent compliance with plan Inability to change food or activity related behavior
NB 2.3 NB 1.6
FH-5.1.4, FH-4.2.13
FH-5.1.1, FH-5.1.5
FH-5.5.1 FH-5.2, FH-1.2.1, FH-1.2.2 FH-5.2, FH-5.5, CH-1.1.1 FH-5.2, FH-5.4, FH-1.2.2 FH-5.2
Avoidance of food or calorie containing beverages Avoidance of foods of age-appropriate texture Avoidance of foods/food groups, mealtime resistance Avoidance of social events where food is served
Eating much more rapidly than normal, eating until feeling uncomfortably full, consuming large amounts of food when not feeling hungry Excess intake of food in a defined time period Feeling disgusted with oneself, depressed, or guilty after overeating
Inappropriate reliance on foods, food groups, supplements, EN/PN Sense of lack of control of overeating during the episode Lack of developmental readiness Prolonged chewing, feeding time, spitting food out
Factors Affecting Access to Food and Food/Nutrition-Related Supplies Economic or transportation constraints that limit availability NI 2.1 of food or supplies NI 5.8.4 NI 5.11.1 NB 2.4 Excess intake of mercury Food insecurity/unwillingness/uncertainty how to use available resources NB 3.1 NB 2.5 NB 3.1 NI 5.3
NB 3.2
FH-6.2.2
Food intake includes raw eggs, unpasteurized milk products, soft cheeses, undercooked meats, wild plants, berries and mushrooms Hunger in the face of inadequate access to food supply Lack of suitable support system to access food, water or supplies No self-management equipment Ready access to available foods/products with bioactive substance
NB 3.2 NB 3.3
FH-6.1
Lack of access to appropriate food storage or preparation facility Lack of access to potable water
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Breastfeeding issues, low duration, crying, latch issues, lethargy, feeding resistance Forgets to eat, does not recognize food Decreased or sedentary activity level (due to barriers or other reasons) Increased physical activity
FH-7.3 FH-7.3.11
Excessive physical activity (ignoring family, job; exercising NB 1.5 without rest/rehabilitation days, or while injured or sick) Overtraining Low cardiorespiratory fitness and/or low muscle strength Lack of ability to shop, prepare meals NB 2.2 NB 2.1 NI 1.6 NI 5.11.1 NI 2.3 NI 5.2 NI 1.7 NB 2.6 NB 2.6 NB 2.6 NB 2.6 NB 2.5 NB 2.5
NB 2.1
FH-7.3.2, FH-7.3.3, FH7.3.4, FH-7.3.5, FH-7.3.6 FH-7.3 FH-7.3, PD-1.1.3, PD-1.1.4 FH-7.2.1, FH-7.2.6, FH7.2.10 FH-7.3 FH-7.3 FH-7.3 FH-7.2.10, FH-5.4.4, FH-7.2.2, FH-5.4 FH-6.2.2, FH-6.2.3 FH-7.2.2, FH-7.2.3 FH-8.1.1 FH-8.1.1
NI 1.7 NI 2.6
NI 5.3
Physical activity, easy fatigue with increased activity; unable to achieve desired levels Change in physical activity Utensil biting Food, inappropriate use of
Nutrition-Related Patient/Client-Centered Measures Unfavorable QOL or other quality of life rating Frustration or dissatisfaction with MNT recommendations
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AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds)
in excess of lean tissue NI 2.4 accretion NI-2.8 interdialytic Weight loss NI 5.4
NI 1.4 NI 1.6 NI 2.5 NI 2.9 NI 5.2 NC 1.3 NI 5.8.3 NB 2.2 NI 1.2 NI 1.6 NI 2.3
NI 2.1 NI 2.6 NI 3.1 NI 5.3 NC 2.1 NB 2.6 NC 1.4 NB 3.3 NI 2.6 NI 5.1 NB 3.3 NB 2.2 NI 5.2 NI 5.8.3 NB 1.6
NI 2.3 NI-2.8 NI 4.2 NI 5.1 NI 5.6.1 NC 3.2 NB 3.2 NI 5.2 NC 3.2 NC 3.1 NI 5.3 NB 2.2 NB 3.3
AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds) AD-1.1.4 (adults), AD1.1.6 (peds)
NI 1.6 NB 3.3 NI 1.6 NI 2.3 NI 2.6 NC 1.3 NI 1.5 NB 1.5 NI 1.6 NI 5.1 NC 3.1 NI 5.2
AD-1.1.6
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Findings increased
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 1.5 NI 5.1 NI 5.10.1 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.1 NI 5.1 NC 3.3 NC 3.3 NC 1.4 NC 3.1 NC 3.1 NC 2.1
Nutrition Assessment and/ or ME Code AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7 AD-1.1.7
Waist circumference
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Biochemical Data, Medical Tests and Procedures and Related Diagnostic Terminology
Parameter (not all-inclusive) Biochemical data pCO2 pO2 Acid-base balance Findings Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology
NI 2.4
NI 2.7
NC 2.2
BD-1.1.3 BD-1.1.4 BD-1.2.1 BD-1.2.2 BD-1.2.3 BD-1.2.4 BD-1.2.5 BD-1.2.5 BD-1.2.6 BD-1.2.7 BD-1.2.7 BD-1.2.8 BD-1.2.8 BD-1.2.9 BD-1.2.10 BD-1.2.10 BD-1.2.11 BD-1.2.11 BD-1.2.12
Creatinine
BUN:creatinine ratio
increased
NI 5.7.3 NB 1.5
Potassium, serum
NI 5.11.2
NI 5.9.1 NI 5.10.2
Osmolality, serum or plasma Parathyroid hormone Essential fatty acid profile Gastrointestinal profile Triene:tetraene ratio
NI 5.9.2
NC 1.4
BD-1.2.12 BD-1.2.13
BD-1.3.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NI 2.7 NI 5.4 NC 2.2 NC 2.2 NI-2.8 NI 5.6.2 NB 2.2 NC 2.2 BD-1.4.2 BD-1.4.3 BD-1.4.4 BD-1.4.5 BD-1.4.1, BD-1.4.2, BD-1.4.3, BD-1.4.4, BD-1.4.15 BD-1.4.6 BD-1.4.7
AST, aspartate aminotransferase GGT, gamma-glutamyl transferase Gastric residual volume, specify Liver enzymes
NB 2.2
increased
increased increased
NI 5.6.3
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Biochemical data Gastrointestinal profile, contd Toxicology reports (including alcohol) PT, PTT, INR Fat, fecal Lipase
Findings
positive abnormal increased increased increased altered abnormal abnormal abnormal positive abnormal abnormal decreased increased
NI 4.3 NI 2.3 NI 2.6 NI 5.1 NI 5.6.2 NI 5.6.2 NC 1.4 NI 5.1 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NI 5.8.3 NB 1.5 NI 2.4 NI 5.8.3 NC 2.1 NI 5.8.2 NI 5.8.2 NB 2.2 NB 2.2
BD-1.4.8 BD-1.4.9, BD-1.4.10, BD-1.4.11 BD-1.4.12 BD-1.4.13 BD-1.4.14 BD-1.4.15 BD-1.4.16 BD-1.4.17 BD-1.4.18 BD-1.4.19 BD-1.4.20 BD-1.4.21
Amylase, serum Digestive enzymes D-xylose Hydrogen breath test Intestinal biopsy Stool culture
NB 3.1
increased increased
NI 5.10.2
NB 1.5
NI 5.1 NI 4.2
NI 5.6.3 NI 5.1
Cholesterol, serum
Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, LDL Triglycerides Lipid profile, serum Metabolic rate profile Respiratory quotient Copper, serum
NI 4.1 NI 5.6.3
NI 5.4 NB 1.5
increased
Mineral profile
abnormal decreased
NC 3.1 NI 2.3
NI 2.6 NC 1.4
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Biochemical data Iodine, urinary Zinc, plasma Nutritional anemia profile Hemoglobin Hematocrit Mineral profile, contd
Findings
decreased decreased
NC 1.4 NI 2.6 NC 1.4 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NI 5.11.1 NC 1.4 NB 3.3 NC 1.4 NB 3.3 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NI 5.11.1 NI 2.6 NB 3.3 NI 2.6 NB 3.3
BD-1.9.2 BD-1.9.3
BD-1.10.1 BD-1.10.2 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 NC 2.1 BD-1.10.3 BD-1.10.4 BD-1.10.8 BD-1.10.6 BD-1.10.9
Folic acid, serum Vitamin B12, serum Homocysteine, serum Ferritin, serum
NI 5.9.1 NB 3.3
decreased increased
Iron Iron binding capacity Protein profile Prealbumin Transferrin Urine profile
decreased decreased
NI 5.10.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.11.1 NI 2.3 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.1 NI 5.1 NI 4.3 NI 5.7.3 NI 3.1
BD-1.10.12
Albumin, serum
NI 5.10.2 NC 2.1
NI 5.11.1
BD-1.12.4 BD-1.12.4 BD-1.13.1 BD-1.13.1 BD-1.13.2 BD-1.13.4 BD-1.13.5 BD-1.13.6 BD-1.13.7 BD-1.13.7 BD-1.13.8 BD-1.13.8
NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.2 11
NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.2 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.2 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.11.2
decreased decreased
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NI 3.2 NI 3.2 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.2 NC 3.2 NI 2.4 NI 2.8 NI 5.4 NC 2.2 NI 1.6 NI 2.8 NC 3.2 NB 2.2 NI 1.7 NC 3.3 NC 3.4 NB 1.5 NB 1.5 NI 1.4 NI 5.9.1
NB 2.6 NI 5.11.2
NC 2.2
Clothes, fit
NI 5.11.1 NI 2.5 NI 3.2 NB 1.5 NI 2.5 NI 5.2 NC 3.3 NB 3.3 NB 3.2 NB 1.5 NI 2.7 NI 5.2 NI 5.7.1 NI-2.6 NB 1.5 NB 2.1 NB 1.5 NB 2.2
Fat, subcutaneous
decreased
PD-1.1.4
Feeling cold
Hands and feet, specify Joint, arthralgia, effusions, mobility changes Muscle mass, specify
tingling, numbness
NI 5.9.1 NI 2.5 NI 5.1 NB 1.5 NC 3.2 NB 3.3 NB 1.5 NC 1.1 NI 2.6 NI 5.11.1
decreased
NI 1.6 NI 2.3 NI-2.8 NI 5.7.1 NC 3.1 NI 3.2 NC 3.4 NC 2.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.1
NI 2.9
Russells sign
other
present present
NI 5.10.2 NB 1.5
NI 5.9.1
NC 2.1
NC 1.4
PD-1.1.5
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Digestive system (mouth to rectum), contd Dry mucous membranes
Findings
present
Feeling of food stuck in throat, regurgitation Gums, gingivitis, bleeding Hoarse or wet voice Lesions
NI 2.3 NC 1.1 NB 3.1 NB 3.2 NC 1.1 NI 2.3 NI 5.9.1 NB 2.6 NC 1.2 NC 1.1 NI 3.1 NI 5.8.1 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1
PD-1.1.5
PD-1.1.5 NI 2.9 NI 5.1 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 NC 1.3 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5
NC 1.4
Pain, difficulty on swallowing, coughing, choking Parotid glands Pouching Teeth Stomatitis
NI 5.11.1 NC 1.1
Tongue:
missing, caries, damaged enamel, poorly fitting dentures present present present
alteration present
Abdominal distention, bloating, cramping, pain, gas Self-induced vomiting diarrhea, bloating, constipation, flatulence Appetite, specify
NI 4.2 NC 1.4 NI 5.9.2 NB 3.1 NB 1.5 NI 5.3 NB 3.2 NB 3.3 NI 1.4 NC 1.4 NC 2.2
PD-1.1.5 NC 1.3 NC 3.1 NI 2.1 NI 5.10.2 NC 3.4 NC 2.3 NI 3.2 NI 5.2 NC 2.3 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5 PD-1.1.5
Ascites
NB 1.5 NI 3.2
NC 2.2
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Findings constipation diarrhea NI 4.2 NI 5.8.5 NI 2.3 NI 3.1 NI 5.5 NI 5.8.2 NI 5.8.6 NB 3.1 NI 5.3 NI 5.6.3 NI 5.8.6 NI 5.8.6 NC 1.4 NI 5.5 NI 5.8.3 NI 2.1 NI 2.3 NI 4.2 NI 5.9.2 NC 2.2 NI 2.1 NI 2.3 NI 3.2 NI 5.9.2 NC 1.4
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 5.5 NB 1.5 NI 5.8.3 NC 1.4 NI 2.6 NI 4.2 NI 5.6.3 NC 1.3 NC 1.4 NC 1.4
steatorrhea flatus
Bowel sounds
Vomiting
present
PD-1.1.5
Eyes and head Eyes: Bitots spots present present present decreased
NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NC 3.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.7.1 NI 5.10.2 NC 1.4 NI 3.2 NB 1.5 NI 5.9.2 NC 3.2 NI 5.2 NI 2.6 NI 5.1 NI 5.9.1 NB 1.5 NI 5.9.2 NI 2.9 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.11.1 NB 2.4 NB 3.1
NI 5.9.2
bulging present
Lanugo hair formation on face and trunk Mucosa, nasal Olfactory sense, specify Temporal wasting
decreased
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Nerves and cognition Confusion, loss of concentration Cranial nerve function Dizziness
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 5.9.1 NC 1.1 NB 3.1 NI 2.3 NI 4.2 NB 1.5 NC 1.2
Nutrition Assessment and/or ME Code PD-1.1.7 PD-1.1.7 PD-1.1.7 PD-1.1.7 PD-1.1.7 PD-1.1.7
Neurological changes, specify Vibratory and position sense, specify Calcification of soft tissues (calcinosis) Ecchymosis Follicular hyperkeratosis Skin, specify
NI 5.9.1
NI 2.6
NI 2.9
NI 5.9.1
Skin
present present present changes consistent with nutrient deficiency/ excess dermatitis dry, scaly dull
NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.6.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.6.1 NI 2.1 NB 1.5 NB 1.7 NI 5.11.1 NI 5.6.3 NI 3.1 NB 3.2 NC 1.4 NC 1.4
NI 5.6.1
erythema, scaling and peeling Lesions Hives, flushing, rash decreased present present present present present present decreased present decreased increased increased increased increased decreased
NI 5.7.1 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 4.2 NI 2.1 NI 3.1 NB 3.3 NC 2.2 NI 5.9.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.1 NC 1.4 NI 2.6 NC 1.1
PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.8 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9 PD-1.1.9
Integrity/turgor Jaundice
Perifolicular hemorrhages Petechiae Pruritis Pressure ulcers, specify Seborrheic or other dermatitis Wound healing, specify Xanthomas Blood pressure Heart rate Respiratory rate Temperature
NI 5.7.3 NI 2.3 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.6.2 NB 1.5 NI 4.2 NB 1.5 NC 3.2 NI 1.5 NI 1.2 NB 1.5
NI 5.1
Vital signs
NI 5.10.1
decreased
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Physical disability, developmental disability or limitation Patient/client/family Medical/Health history Cardiovascular Angina Arrythmias
NI 5.6.2 NI 4.2 NI 5.6.2 NI 3.2 NI 5.2 NI 5.3 NI 5.9.2 NB 3.1 NI 4.2 NI 4.3 NC 3.4 NI 5.6.2
CH-2.1.2 P or F NB 1.5 NI 4.1 NI 5.4 NC 2.2 NB 2.3 CH-2.1.2 P or F CH-2.1.2 P or F NI 4.2 NI 5.6.3 NB 1.2 CH-2.1.2 P or F CH-2.1.2 P or F
Atherosclerosis
Cardiovascular disease
NI 5.6.3
NI 5.6.3 NI 4.3
CH-2.1.2 P or F NI 5.4 CH-2.1.2 P or F CH-2.1.2 P or F CH-2.1.2 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F NI 5.8.3 CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F NI 5.8.2 NB 1.4 CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.3 P or F CH-2.1.4 P or F
Hypertriglyceridemia
NI 5.2 NI 5.8.4 NB 1.4 NC 3.2 NC 3.3 NI 5.8.3 NI 5.7.3 NC 2.1 NI 2.2 NC 3.3
NI 5.6.3 NC 1.2 NC 2.2 NI 5.8.4 NC 3.4 NI 5.8.2 NI 5.8.4 NI 5.2 NI 5.6.3 NC 3.3
Inborn errors of metabolism Metabolic syndrome Obesity, childhood Obesity, overweight Obesity, morbid
Poisoning from food stuffs or poisonous plants Refeeding syndrome Kidney stones Renal disease SIADH
Nephrotic syndrome
NI 5.10.1 NI 3.2 NI 3.2 NI 5.7.2 NC 2.2 NI 3.2 16 NI 5.4 NC 2.1 NB 2.3 NI 5.7.3 NI 5.9.2
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Nutrition Assessment and/ or ME Code CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F
Biliary disease Candidiasis Celiac disease Crohns disease Diverticulitis Dysphasia Encephalopathy, hepatic
NI 5.6.2 NI 5.8.1 NC 1.4 NI 2.3 NI 5.4 NC 1.4 NC 1.1 NI 5.4 NB 3.1 NI 5.2
NI 5.6.3 NC 1.3 NI 5.7.3 NI 5.9.1 NI 2.6 NC 1.2 NC 1.4 NC 3.2 NI 5.10.1 NC 2.1 NI 5.1 NC 2.1
NI 5.8.6
NB 2.6
Foodborne illness, e.g., bacterial, viral, and parasitic infection Gastrointestinal stricture, obstruction Thrush Inflammatory bowel disease Irritable bowel syndrome Lactase deficiency Leukoplakia, oral Liver disease
NC 1.3
NI 5.8.5 NC 1.4 NI 5.4 NI 5.8.2 NC 1.2 NI-2.8 NI 3.2 NI 5.6.2 NI 5.6.3 NI 5.10.2 NI 2.1 NI 5.6.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.2 NC 1.4 NI 2.8 NI 5.6.2 NI 4.3 NI 5.8.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.8.6 NI 5.8.6 NI 5.8.6 NI 5.8.5 NC 1.4 NC 1.2 NB 2.2 NI 4.3 17 NI 5.10.1
NI 4.3 NI 5.7.2 NI 5.8.1 NB 2.3 NC 2.2 NI 5.2 NI 5.7.1 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NI 2.6 NI 5.3 NB 3.2 NC 1.4 NI 5.6.3 NI 5.6.1 NI 5.8.2
CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.5 P or F CH-2.1.6 P or F
NI 5.6.2
Phytobezoar
Polyps, colon
Prolapsing hemorrhoids Short bowel syndrome Ulcer disease Vagotomy Wired jaw
NI 5.9.1 NI 5.8.6
NI 5.10.1
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Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NC 1.3 NC 1.3 NI 5.10.1 NI 5.10.1 NI 2.3 NC 1.3 NI 2.6 NI 5.1
Nutrition Assessment and/ or ME Code CH-2.1.6 P or F, FH-6.1.4 CH-2.1.6 P or F, FH-6.1.4 CH-2.1.6 P or F CH-2.1.6 P or F CH-2.1.6 P or F CH-2.1.6 P or F
Hematology/oncology Anemia
Premenstrual syndrome
Cancer, head, neck or pharyngeal Cancer (other) Hyperemia AIDS/HIV Allergies Arthritis Infection Sepsis or severe infection Integumentary Burns
NC 3.2
NB 1.2
Immune
NI 2.6 NC 1.2
CH-2.1.8 P or F CH-2.1.8 P or F
NI 5.7.3
NI 5.8.2 NI 5.8.2
NI 2.1 NI 5.6.1 NI 2.3 NI-2.8 NC 3.2 NC 1.2 NB 2.2 NI 5.10.2 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NI 5.9.1 NC 3.4 NI 1.2 NB 2.6 NI 1.2 NB 2.3 NB 2.6 NB 3.3 NI 4.2 NI 5.2
NI 2.5 NI 5.1
NI 2.6 NI 5.2
CH-2.1.9 P or F
Musculo-skeletal
NC 1.3
CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F CH-2.1.10 P or F NC 1.2 NB 2.4 NI 3.1 NB 3.1 CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F
Rachitic rosary in children Rheumatic conditions Alzheimers disease Cerebral palsy Dementia
Neurological
Cognitive impairment
Headache
Head injury
Multiple sclerosis
Neurologic changes
NB 2.6 NB 3.1 18
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Parameter (not all-inclusive) Neurological Neurological disorders Parkinsons disease Paralysis Paraplegia
Nutrition Diagnostic Terminology NI 2.9 NI 1.2 NB 2.6 NB 2.4 NI 2.9 NI 5.8.1 NB 2.6 NB 2.6 NB 2.6 NB 2.2 NB 2.6 NB 2.6
Nutrition Assessment and/ or ME Code CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.11 P or F CH-2.1.12 P or F
NI 2.2
NI 1.4
NB 2.2 NB 2.2 NI 2.1 NC 3.3 NB 1.5 NB 2.3 NI 1.4 NB 1.1 NB 3.1 NB 3.2 NB 1.5 NC 3.1 NC 3.4 NI 1.4 NI 2.1 NI 5.6.1 NI 4.2 NI 1.2 NI 1.2 NC 2.1 NI 2.5 NI 5.3 NI 2.1 NI 5.2 NI 2.5
NB 2.1
NC 2.1
NC 2.2
NI 2.2 NI 4.3
NC 3.2 NB 2.1
NB 1.2 NI 5.2 NI 5.8.6 NB 1.5 NI 5.9.2 NI 5.2 NI 5.6.2 NI-2.8 NB 2.2 NC 3.2
Eating disorders, depression, obsessive compulsive disorders, anxiety disorders Respiratory Asthma Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Cystic fibrosis
Lung injury, ARDS Pulmonary failure Tuberculosis Other Respiratory changes Upper respiratory infections or pneumonia Change in level of care or transfer of care Chronic fatigue syndrome Chronic or acute disease, trauma, organ failure
NB 3.1
CH-2.1.14 P or F CH-2.1.14 P or F
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NB 2.2 NI 1.4
Treatments/therapy/complementary/alternative medicine Medical treatment/therapy Chemotherapy Esophageal dilatation Radiation therapy Rigorous therapy regimen
NI 2.1 NI 1.7
NI 5.11.1
NC 1.2 NC 1.4 NC 1.2 NB 2.4 NI 1.6 NI 5.11.2 NI 2.3 NI 5.6.1 NC 1.3 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NC 1.4 NB 2.1 NC 1.2 NB 1.4 NI 2.5 NI 5.3
Surgical treatment
Medical therapy/treatment altering energy/nutrient needs or affecting ability to meet needs Bowel, intestinal resection Breast surgery
NI 2.6 NI 5.7.1
NI 5.1 NC 1.4
CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.2 CH-2.2.3
Surgery altering energy/nutrient needs or affecting ability to NI 1.6 meet needs NI 5.11.2 None identified within the nutrition diagnoses at this time
NB 2.6
NI 2.5
NI-2.8 NI 5.7.1
CH-2.2.4 CH-3.1.1 CH-3.1.2 CH-3.1.3 CH-3.1.4 CH-3.1.5 CH-3.1.5 CH-3.1.5 CH-3.1.6 CH-3.1.9 NB 1.1 NB 2.5 CH-3.1.8
Socioeconomic status associated with altered nutrient intake NI 5.2 Change in living environment/independence/isolation Lack of suitable support system to access food Domestic issuesabuse, physical, sexual or emotional Geographic location low sunlight exposure/sunscreen use
NI 5.11.1
Geographic location associated with altered nutrient intake Geographic location associated with risk of environmental emergency/disaster Occupation of athlete, dancer, gymnast Recent other lifestyle or life changes, e.g., quit smoking, initiated exercise, work change, home relocation
NI 5.10.1
History of recent crisis, new medical diagnosis or change in existing diagnosis or condition
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