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Assessment Data
objective vs. subjective
Assessment Data
Subjective: Client-reported info (e.g., intake, lifestyle, symptoms, estimated usual weight).
Objective: Verifiable data (e.g., lab results, measured weight, age).
Assessing Dietary Intake
24-hour recall
food record
calorie count
food frequency questionaire

Anthropometrics
Height/Length/Stature Estimation
<2 years old: Length board
>2 years old: Stadiometer or measuring tape
Estimation if standing height not possible: ulna length (elbow to wrist), arm span, knee height
Weight Metrics
CBW
UBW
%UBW
% Weight Change
Nutritional Risk If: Unintentional Weight Change =
Weight Metrics
CBW = Current Body Weight
UBW = Usual Body Weight: % UBW = (CBW ÷ UBW) × 100
% Weight Change = ((UBW - CBW) ÷ UBW) × 100
Nutritional Risk If: Unintentional Weight Change =
> 5% in 1 month
> 10% in 6 months
Waist Circumference
Visceral fat stores → increased cardiometabolic risk (CVD, T2DM)
Measured at midpoint between lowest rib and iliac crest
Skinfold Thickness
Skinfold Thickness
Assess nutritional status and estimate body fat percentage
Measurements taken at several sites using caliper
Characteristics of malnutrition- 4 indicators and explain

What do each of these stand for, what do they evaluate/ indicate, and who are they used on
SGA
MNA
MUST
CNST
SCREEN
Tool | Stands For | What It Evaluates / Indicates | Who It’s Used On |
|---|---|---|---|
SGA | Subjective Global Assessment | Assesses nutritional status based on weight change, intake, GI symptoms, functional status, and physical signs of malnutrition | Adults in clinical settings (hospital, chronic disease, surgery, etc.) |
MNA | Mini Nutritional Assessment | Screens for risk of malnutrition and identifies malnutrition | Primarily older adults/seniors |
MUST | Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool | Identifies malnutrition risk using BMI, weight loss, and acute disease effect | Adults in hospitals, community, and long-term care |
CNST | Canadian Nutrition Screening Tool | Simple nutrition risk screening based mainly on weight loss and decreased intake | Adult hospital patients |
SCREEN | Seniors in the Community: Risk Evaluation for Eating and Nutrition | Assesses nutrition risk factors affecting food intake and nutritional health | Community-dwelling older adults |
Biochemical & fluid Assessment:
look at DSC lab document and healths notes
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