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Tuesday, 1:00 – 2:30, B6 Nutrition Focused Physical Examination: Overview and application Lola Rosewig lfreedma@med.umich.edu Objectives: Identify advances in clinical assessment and management of selected healthcare issues related to persons with developmental disabilities Notes: 4/7/2016 OVERVIEW HOSPITALMALNUTRITION IS WIDESPREAD • ASPEN(American Societyof Parenteral Malnutrition and Enteral Nutrition), Nov 2013, JPEN NUTRITION-FOCUSED • Multiplestudies findthat approximatelyone in Nutrition-Focused Physical Exam every three adult patients admittedto a hospital PHYSICALEXAMINATION: in the UnitedStatesis sufferingfrommalnutrition OVERVIEW AND APPLICATION DocumentationandApplication LOLA ROSEWIG, MPH, RD CLINICAL DIETITIAN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HEALTH SYSTEM Consensus Statement: Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics PEDIATRIC MALNUTRITION IMPACT OF HOSPITALMALNUTRITION andAmerican Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition: Characteristics Recommended for the Identification and Documentation of • Reported a prevalenceof6%–51% in • Morbidity and Mortality Adult Malnutrition (Undernutrition) hospitalizedchildren. • Developmentofpressureulcers • However,it is well known that a gap exists .JaneV. White, PhD,RD, FADA1 ; PeggiGuenter, PhD, RN2; • Reducedmusclemassà decreasedstrength/ Gordon Jensen, MD, PhD,FASPE 3; Ainsley Malone, MS, RD, CNSC; betweendiagnosingmalnutritionin debilityà risk of falls Marsha Schofield, MS,RD5; tbe Academy Malnutrition Work Group; hospitalizedpatients and actuallycoding • Nosocomialinfections theA.S.P.E.:S. Malnutrition Task Force; and tbe A.S.P.E.ri. Board of Directors for it. • Qualityof life LEADINGTHESCIENCEAND • Increased length of stay (LOS) I PRACTICEOFCLINICALNUTRITION • Readmission and Institutionalization • Cost AcademyofNutrition Abdelhadi et al. JPEN 2016 andDietetics 1 4/7/2016 u:AoOWGTMCSOCN. . ... MACTICSMCUMCMMLI1"Mtl0ff NOSINGLEPARAMETER IS DEFINITIVE I NOSINGLEPARAMETER IS DEFINITIVE Special Report ..,........,.............. ..,. utrition inCJjnical Practice FORADULT MALNUTRITION Consensus Statement oftheAcademy of Nutrition Volume 30Number I FOR PEDIATRIC MALNUTRITION February2015147 161 and Dietetics/American Society for Parenteral and C 2014 American Society for Parenteral and Enteral utrition Enteral Nutrition: Indicators Recommended for the and Academy of utrition and • MUSTMEETATLEAST 2OFTHE6CRITERIAFOR Dietetics • Food/NutrientIntake Identification and Documentation of Pediatric [X)(: 10.1177/0884533614557642 ncp.sagepub.com DIAGNOSIS: Malnutrition (Undernutrition) hosted at • AssessmentofEnergyandProteinNeeds online.sagepub.com • Insufficientenergy intake ($)SAGE • GrowthParameters/Anthropometric 1 3 • Weight loss Patricia Becker, MS, RD,CSP,LDN, CNSC ;Liesje Nieman Carney, RD, CSP,LDN ; Measurements: 2 4 Mark R.Corkins,MD, CNSC,FAAP ; Jessica Monczka, RD, LDN, CNSC ; • Loss of musclemass Elizabeth Smith, RD,LDN, CNSC3 Susan E.Smith, RD, CSP,LD5; ; • Percentiles/z-scores 6 7 • Loss of subcutaneous fat BonnieA. Spear,PhD,RDN,LD ; Jane V. White, PhD,RD,LDN, FAND ; Academy of • Weightforage Nutrition and Dietetics; andAmerican Societyfor Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition • Localized or generalizedfluid accumulation (that may • Height/length for age sometimesmaskweightloss) • BMI/weight-for-lengthfor age • Diminishedfunctional status as measuredby hand-grip • WeightGainVelocity strength • Mid-UpperArm Circumference(MUAC) ....._l_, 'ool©=Michigan'sInalnutrition diagnostic tool • HandgripStrength • Nutrition-FocusedPhysicalFindings White et al. 2012 NUTRITION CARE PROCESS NUTRITIONASSESSMENT Nutrition Assessment Biochemical Food/Nutrition- Data, Medical Anthropometric NUTRITION-FOCUSED RelatedHistory Tests and Measurements PHYSICALEXAM Monitoring & Nutrition Procedures Evaluation Diagnosis Nutrition- PART OF THE NUTRITION CARE PROCESS Focused ClientHistory Physical Nutrition Findings Intervention 2 4/7/2016 NUTRITION-FOCUSED PHYSICALEXAM OVERALLAPPEARANCE/ OVERALLAPPEARANCE/ FIRST IMPRESSIONS FIRST IMPRESSIONS GETTINGSTARTED: • The NFPE begins with a general ✓ Body positioning(musclecontractures,paralysis) • Prepare for patient interaction observation of the patient. ✓ Body Language • Standard and universalprecautions • First impression and physical ✓ Body habitus characteristicsto note during interview: ✓ Amputations • Physical exam techniques: üWhatistheapparentstateofhealth? • Inspection—closeobservation üWhatisthelevelofconsciousness? ✓ Ability to communicate • Palpation—tactileexamination üDoesthepatientshowsignsofphysicaldistress? ✓ Affect • Percussion—elicita soundwave üHow isthe patient dressed? • Auscultation—listeningto body sounds üDoyouseeanyobvioussignsofnutrientdeficiencies? üIs thereany involuntarymovementsor signsofparalysis? Litchford, 2013 Litchford, 2013 ASSESSING FOR MUSCLELOSS ASSESSING FOR MUSCLELOSS ASSESSING FOR MUSCLELOSS • Regions to assess: Temporalis Clavicular region: • Upper body: Pectoralismajor, deltoid, • Temple trapeziusmuscles • Collarbone • Shoulder • Shoulder blade • Hand • Lower body: • Thigh/knee • Calf Image: Litchford 2013 3
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