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Material Type: Exam; Class: Nutrition Assessment Laboratory; Subject: Nutrition; University: Central Washington University; Term: Spring 2007;
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OBJECTIVE : To give students experience collecting and analyzing anthropometric data important in the assessment of overall nutritional status. DATA TO BE COLLECTED (for self and two lab partners):
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Estimation of height based on arm span Arm span is the distance between the tips of the middle fingers. With subject standing against a wall (or sitting/lying down if necessary), arms extended maximally at shoulder level, use metal tape to measure distance from tips of the middle finger across the clavicles. Collect data on yourself and two other subjects. Do the above calculations neatly (doesn't have to be typed) to show your work. Use a separate page for each subject. Based on your findings, write a SOAP note (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) describing your findings of each subject. Assume that the subject has had this assessment done as part of a complete routine physical examination.