Disease and Medical Nutrition Therapy I
Course: Food Science and Human Nutrition (FS HN) 461
461A-Nutrition Assessment - section XW - 1 credit
461B-Gastrointestinal - section XW - 1 credit
461C-Diabetes - section XW - 1 credit
461D-Cardio-pulmonary - section XW - 1 credit
Pathophysiology of selected medical problems with specific attention to nutritional needs and treatment as part of medical nutrition therapy. Clinical nutrition applications in acute and chronic disease. Assessment of nutritional problems, nutrition care, planning and documentation. Each course includes a knowledge component, assigned readings, a case study assignment, and an exam.
Prerequisites: college physiology, college biochemistry, nutrient metabolism course, and permission of the department, msand@iastate.edu

Disease and Medical Nutrition Therapy II
Course: Food Science and Human Nutrition (FS HN) 464
464A-Renal - section XW - 1 credit
464B-Hypermetabolic States/Nutrition Support - section XW - 1 credit
464C-Lifespan Topics: Inborn errors of metabolism, Geriatrics, Neurologic disorders, Weight Management Issues - section XW - 1 credit
Pathophysiology of selected medical problems with specific attention to nutritional needs and treatment as part of medical nutrition therapy. Clinical applications in acute and chronic disease. Assessment of nutritional problems, nutrition care, planning, and documentation. Each course includes a knowledge component, assigned readings, a case study assignment, and an exam.
Prerequisites: college physiology, college biochemistry, nutrient metabolism course, and permission of the department, msand@iastate.edu

These sections are open to distance education students only, on-campus ISU students may not enroll.
Computer Requirements
Dates: January 14-May 9
Delivery method: WebCT
Credit: 1 undergraduate credit/course
Tuition: $223 per credit
Delivery fee: $20
Computer fee applies--see table
Instructor: Mary Sand, Lecturer
Registration deadline: 01/14/2008
Required and recommended texts

Read more about FS HN 461 and 464