Exam 4: Program Planning for Success

Program evaluation assists community nutritionists in determining whether they are progressing toward their initial goals,and whether these goals are still appropriate.

Community nutritionists participating in health screenings at local health fairs is an example of a _____ intervention.

A broad declaration of an organization's purpose or reason to exist is called a(n)

What type of objective is the following: "To reduce the prevalence of skip breakfast syndrome by 10% within one year in 10,000 Hometown residents"?

The following is an example of which component within the nutrition care process and model? "A program targeting reduction in fat intake may advocate no more than 30% of calories from fat."

Raffling prizes,such as T-shirts,magnets,and cookbooks,

Describe the challenges that multiculturalism presents to the evaluator.

Use the following case scenario to answer short answer items. Your university's Student Dietetic Association has been asked to plan, implement, and evaluate a nutrition education program for your local Girl Scout Brownie organization. -Who might be possible partners for this program?

Which of the components for a SMART objective is missing from this objective: "By August 2020,increase the amount of fruit consumed by preschoolers"?

The _____ provides the foundation for linking the components of nutrition assessment,intervention,and monitoring and evaluation.

The process of measuring a program's effectiveness in changing one or more aspects of nutritional status is called _____ evaluation.

The personnel structure refers to the manner in which data about clients,their use of the program,and outcome measures are recorded and analyzed.

The following is an example of which type of objective: "Each community nutritionist will submit an itemized statement of expenses related to all nutrition education programming"?

What are the four components of a well-written objective? Why is each component important?

When developing a budget,both direct and indirect costs need to be determined.An example of an indirect cost of a program might be

Interventions intended to build awareness can be successful in increasing the knowledge of risk factors,but seldom change behavior.

Characteristics of goals include all of the following except that they

Which of the following would not be an example of a direct expense?

A company's policy to promote heart-healthy,high-fiber foods by offering them frequently in the company's cafeteria is an example of an intervention intended to _____.

Enforcing a school policy that restricts access to candy and soft drink machines is an example of a _____ intervention.