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CNS Nutrition Specialist Exam Prep

Category - Certified Nutrition Specialist

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The following nutrition diagnosis is written in what type of format: “Poor glycemic control is related to skipping use of oral hypoglycemic agents as evidenced by random blood glucose levels greater than 200 mg/dl”.
  1. SOAP note
  2. POMR
  3. PES statement
  4. Continuity of care record
Explanation
Answer: C - The nutrition diagnosis “Poor glycemic control is related to skipping use of oral hypoglycemic agents as evidenced by random blood glucose levels greater than 200 mg/dl” is written as a PES statement (P is problem, E is etiology, S is signs or symptoms). Problem = poor glycemic control, Etiology = skipping use of oral hypoglycemic agents, S = blood glucose levels greater than 200 mg/dl.
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