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Pregnant Woman Nutritional Risk Factors
300's Clinical / Health / Medical
- 301 Hyperemesis Gravidarum (PDF)
- 302 Gestational Diabetes (PDF)
- 303a History of Gestational Diabetes (PDF)
- 304 History of Preeclampsia (PDF)
- 311a History of Preterm Delivery (PDF)
- 311c History of Early Term Delivery (PDF)
- 312a History of Low Birth Weight (PDF)
- 321a History of Fetal or Neonatal Loss (PDF)
- 331 Pregnancy at a Young Age (PDF)
- 332 Short Interpregnancy Interval (PDF)
- 334 Inadequate Prenatal Care (PDF)
- 335 Multi-fetal Gestation (PDF)
- 336 Fetal Growth Restriction (PDF)
- 337 Hx Large for Gestational Age Infant Birth (PDF)
- 338 Pregnant Woman Currently Breastfeeding (PDF)
- 339a Hx Birth with Nutrition Related Birth Defect (PDF)
- 341 Nutrient Deficiency or Disease (PDF)
- 342 Gastrointestinal Disorders (PDF)
- 343 Diabetes Mellitus (PDF)
- 344 Thyroid Disorders (PDF)
- 345a Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PDF)
- 345b Hypertension and Prehypertension (PDF)
- 346 Renal Disease (PDF)
- 347 Cancer (PDF)
- 348 Central Nervous System Disorders (PDF)
- 349 Genetic and Congenital Disorders (PDF)
- 351 Inborn Errors of Metabolism (PDF)
- 352a Infectious Diseases Acute (PDF)
- 352b Infectious Diseases Chronic (PDF)
- 353 Food Allergies (PDF)
- 354 Celiac Disease (PDF)
- 355 Lactose Intolerance (PDF)
- 356 Hypoglycemia (PDF)
- 357 Drug Nutrient Interactions (PDF)
- 358 Eating Disorders (PDF)
- 359 Recent Major Surgery, Physical Trauma, Burns (PDF)
- 360 Other Medical Conditions (PDF)
- 361 Mental Illness (PDF)
- 362 Disabilities Interfering with Ability to Eat (PDF)
- 371 Nicotine and Tobacco Use (PDF)
- 372a Alcohol and Substance Use (PDF)
- 381 Oral Health Conditions (PDF)
- 382 Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (PDF)
400's Dietary
- 500's to 900's Other
- High-Risk Risk Factors
- Risk Factors Requiring Documentation of Physician Diagnosis