Answer all questions completely: PES StatementLimited adherence to nutrition relatedrecommendations (NB- 1.6) (problem) related topoor nutrition knowledge and a low fat dietrecommendation that replaces fat intake with ahigher carbohydrate intake (etiology) as evidencedby high glucose levels of 865mg/dl and HgbAq1C of10.3% and an eating pattern rich in sweetened,processed foods and drinks such as chocolate bars,dark sodas, bread slices and macaroni(signs/symptoms). Read the following guidelines to evaluate your (and yourpeer's PES Statements):• The Problem states the nutrition diagnosis.• The Etiology tells you what type of intervention isneeded.• The Signs and Symptoms tell you what needs to bemonitored and evaluated.As you write/evaluate the PES, remember:1. Can the RDN resolve the problem?2. Does the etiology make sense? Does it match theassessment data?3. Can you monitor this patient on the basis of the statedsigns and symptom

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Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Answer all questions completely:

PES Statement
Limited adherence to nutrition related
recommendations (NB- 1.6) (problem) related to
poor nutrition knowledge and a low fat diet
recommendation that replaces fat intake with a
higher carbohydrate intake (etiology) as evidenced
by high glucose levels of 865mg/dl and HgbAq1C of
10.3% and an eating pattern rich in sweetened,
processed foods and drinks such as chocolate bars,
dark sodas, bread slices and macaroni
(signs/symptoms).

Read the following guidelines to evaluate your (and your
peer's PES Statements):
• The Problem states the nutrition diagnosis.
• The Etiology tells you what type of intervention is
needed.
• The Signs and Symptoms tell you what needs to be
monitored and evaluated.
As you write/evaluate the PES, remember:
1. Can the RDN resolve the problem?
2. Does the etiology make sense? Does it match the
assessment data?
3. Can you monitor this patient on the basis of the stated
signs and symptom

Expert Solution

Step 1

A PES statement (also known as a Nutrition Diagnosis Statement) is a structured language that outlines the specific nutrition problem that the dietitian is responsible for treating and addressing, as well as the cause(s) of the problem and the proof that the problem exists.

Except for individuals with "no nutrition diagnosis," all nutrition assessments require a PES statement.

The Nutrition Diagnosis (P) is the problem.

The aetiology (E) of the nutrition problem is the reason or causes of the problem (Nutrition Diagnosis)

The Evidence of the Nutrition Problem (Nutrition Diagnosis) (S)– the evidence that the nutrition problem (Nutrition Diagnosis) exists.