What is the main objective of nutritional assessment?

• To collect data on nutritional status for planning health programs

• To determine the taste preferences of individuals

• To evaluate the physical fitness of a population

• To assess the economic status of a community

Which method is NOT part of the ABCDs of nutritional assessment?

• Anthropometric

• Psychological

• Biochemical

• Clinical

What does nutritional screening primarily identify?

• Food preferences

• Nutritional problems

• Physical fitness levels

• Economic status

Which of the following is a common anthropometric measurement?

• Skin temperature

• Cholesterol levels

• Height and weight

• Blood pressure

What is the formula for calculating Body Mass Index (BMI)?

• Height in meters divided by weight in kilograms

• Height in inches divided by weight in pounds

• Weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared

• Weight in pounds divided by height in inches squared

What does a weight loss of 10% in 30 days indicate?

• No significant change

• Improved nutritional status

• Healthy weight management

• Risk factor for malnutrition

Which assessment method involves physical examination for signs and symptoms suggestive of nutrition health?

• Anthropometric assessment

• Clinical assessment

• Dietary assessment

• Biochemical assessment

What is a disadvantage of clinical assessment?

• Requires special equipment

• Can be performed quickly

• Deficiencies may not be clearly manifested

• Less expensive than other methods

What is the purpose of dietary assessment?

• To evaluate physical fitness

• To monitor psychological health

• To collect information on food and drink consumption

• To assess economic status

What does the Hamwi method calculate?

• Caloric intake

• Ideal body weight

• Nutritional deficiencies

• Physical fitness levels