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Nutrition Exam 1
Nutrition Exam 1
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LMU CVM Class of 2023
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1
Select the false statement regarding why nutrition is important
nutrition can impact/maintain health conditions
clients will not expect nutrition recommendations bc they don't care
every dog and cat needs to eat
nutrition can influence health + disease
2
It is fine to make general nutritional assessments for patients, individual patient assessments are not necessary
True
False
3
A cat with a deficiency in _____ will likely develop disease of the retina
lysine
taurine
arginine
arachidonic acid
4
All commercial over the counter diets are complete and balanced
False
True
5
Home-cooked diets are not recommended because they are not complete and balanced
false; sometimes recommended for medical reasons
true; these diets are unable to be formulated properly
true; it is so hard to get clients to stop home cooked diet
false; these diets can be complete and balanced when formulated properly
6
Treat types, amts, frequency, table scraps, supplements, & toothpaste fall under what part of nutritional assessment
patient assessment
recommendation
diet assessment
feeding management
7
Unbalanced treats/extra should make up no more than _____ of the diet
90%
10%
80%
20%
8
Complete and balanced foods should make up at least _____ of the diet
10%
90%
20%
80%
9
Which of these is not considered a feeding management recommendation?
feeding route
how to offer the food
type of feeding plan
who feeds the pet
10
The nutritional assessment, along w history, PE, and diagnostics help determine:
nutritional goals for a specific patient
how to adjust body weight, if necessary
how much to feed
what to feed
11
Which of these is considered a complete and balanced diet?
most treats
most home-cooked diets
food that is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding
most veterinary therapeutic diets
12
Which animal requires 11 essential amino acids?
cats
dogs
13
Which of the following are macronutrients?
proteins
carbohydrates
fats
amino acids
14
Carbohydrates have no nutritional value
False
True
15
When is it necessary to perform an extended nutritional assessment beyond the basic screening?
if the patient has 4 or more risk factors present on initial screening
if the patient has 3 or more risk factors present on initial screening
if the patient has 1 or more risk factors present on initial screening
if the patient has 2 or more risk factors present on initial screening
16
Which of these diets is only available at the recommendation of a veterinarian?
over the counter diets
formulated home-cooked diets
food that is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding
veterinary therapeutic diets
17
A cat with a deficiency in _____ will likely exhibit neurologic signs and die within a few hours
arginine
arachidonic acid
lysine
taurine
18
Dietary recommendations include the main diet selection and treat recommendations. What factors is this plan based on?
how much money your client is willing to spend on food
patient assessment
nutrients of concern for your patient
patient problem list
19
A nutritional assessment is considered the fifth vital assessment. What does it involve?
diet assessment
evaluation of feeding management and environmental factors
patient assessment
assessment of feeding methods
20
The nutritional assessment involves multiple factors. What is involved in the patient assessment?
physical exam
body weight + body condition/muscle condition score
medical history
diet history
21
Select the correct definition of a complete and balanced diet
intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding
contains nutrients in the proper amounts
contains all essential nutrients in the proper amounts
contains all essential nutrients