NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT

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NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT
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• When you consider the simplicity of the procedure
  and factor its relative low cost to the abundance
  of patient clinical data it provides, you must
  admit,

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• Compared to other diagnostic methods, blood
  studies are the most valuable diagnostic modality
  that a physician can employ, 

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• The knowledgeable physician who has the ability
  to skillfully interpret the tests and identify
  the functional, pathological and nutritional
  findings, and then make the appropriate
  therapeutic,

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• Nutritional and life style recommendations to
  normalize the test results, has a major advantage
  over his or her colleagues who cannot!

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• Keep in mind, a well conducted history and a
  thorough physical examination, coupled with a
  knowledgeable interpretation of the blood
  chemistries and blood count, will provide you
  with a veritable foundation for a superb clinical
  work up.

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• From these three procedures all of the other
  tests and diagnostic modalities will proceed.

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• Not only does a well interpreted blood study
  provide so much information about the internal
  workings of the patient, there are many other
  advantages as well.  Certainly, a broad spectrum
  blood profile

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• Is readily accepted by patients
• Is acknowledged by the insurance industry
• Evaluates homeostatic and end-organ pathology

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• Supports other clinical findings
• Can suggest the need for additional testing
• Can be utilized as a method of assessing
  nutritional status

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• Provides useful diagnostic data that can be
  employed when submitting an insurance claim
• Reveals the metabolic state of the patient
• Will provide a baseline for future monitoring

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• Can be quite useful as a preventive medicine
  instrument
• Is relatively inexpensive

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