Can you help with this question?
Dietay assessment can provide useful
information about:
A. a child's eating pattern
B. physical symptoms of nutritional
deficiences.
I am confused with this question because I thought clinical assessments
provided information on physical
symptoms of nutritional deficiences.
Would a dietary assesment provide
useful physical symptoms of nutritional deficiences or provide useful information on a child's eating pattern? Would the correct answer to the question be: A or B?
http://www.faqs.org/nutrition/Diab-Em/Dietary-Assessment.html
A dietary assessment is just ONE Of four parts of a clincial assessment. The clinical assessment focuses on B, the dietary assessment on A.
so the correct answer to my question would be: (A) a child's eating pattern?
Did you read the information at the link Bobpursley provided??
Please read (or reread) it and rethink your answer.
Let us know what you come up with.
a child's eating pattern
Read the response from yesterday:
http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1176486492
That is the best answer here. What a kid eats, and when is the dietary assessment. The nutrition assessment (in a clinical setting) consists of the dietary assessment, and three other assessments as in the link. We are what we eat to a large extent.