CNSC Practice Questions - Certified Nutrition Support Clinician Exam

Why are serum albumin and prealbumin considered poor markers of nutritional status in hospitalized patients?

They are too expensive to measure routinely They are negative acute-phase reactants that fall with inflammation They rise rapidly with overfeeding They are only valid in pediatric patients

Correct Answer:

They are negative acute-phase reactants that fall with inflammation

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