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Jackie is a fifty five years old female patient who visited your outpatient clin

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Jackie is a fifty five years old female patient who visited your outpatient clinic. Her lab results reflected 190 LDL, 30 HDL and 220 total cholesterol and triglycerides of 450mg/dl. The doctor prescribed an 1800 Kcal therapeutic lifestyle changes diet. Wt. 150 lbs. H: 4’ 9’’

1. What are the patient’s caloric needs, Protein, Fat, and any other calculations (BMI, % weight change, UBW, % involuntary weight loss, % UBW) necessary to determine patient’s needs

2.Write a menu for each diet, taking into account patient disease state, and also color, texture and aesthetics

3.what are the RDA’s and AMDR’s are met for specific nutrients (CHO, Fat& Sat Fat, fiber, cholesterol, protein, Ca, Na,) and any other nutrient pertinent to the patient’s care

Explanation / Answer

1. ANS: Patient needs:

BMI Categories:
Underweight = <18.5
Normal weight = 18.5–24.9
Overweight = 25–29.9
Obesity = BMI of 30 or greater

BMI = Weight in kilograms / (Height in meters) 2

Height: 4 feet, 9 inch

Weight: 150 pounds

Age: 55Years

Gender: Female

Calculation:

Jackie BMI is 32.5, it is indicating jackie weight was present in the Obese category for adults according to her height.

Ideal Weight: 108 lbs
Ideal Weight Range: 86 lbs-116 lbs

Calories required:

Calories required maintaining Jackie current weight 2361 cal/day. But the doctor was prescribed 1800 Kcal/day; through this amount of Calories/day she can lose 1 lb per week.

Carbohydrates:

Jackie needs 1,861 Calories/day to lose 1 lb per week. So Jackie should take 198 (40%) - 372 (75%) grams (7.00 - 13.13 Oz or 0.438 - 0.821 Lb) of carbohydrate for Jackie energy needs. (55% = 273 grams (9.63 Oz or 0.602 Lb), 65% = 323 grams (11.38 Oz or 0.711 Lb))

Proteins: According to the American Dietetic Association (ADA) recommendations based on Jackie weight she should take at least 68 - 122 grams of protein per day.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations based on Jackie condition she should take 39 - 135 grams of protein per day, which is 10% - 35% of her daily Calorie intake.

Fat:

Daily Fat Allowance (20-35%): 36 - 63 grams

Saturated Fat Allowance (10%): <18 grams

Saturated Fat Allowance to Help Reduce Heart Disease (7%): <13 grams

2. ANS: Diet menu for Jackie:

Breakfast: 1 Protein +1 Protein Snack+ 1 Fruit (+ vegetables if desired)
Lunch: 2 Protein + Leafy Greens + 2 Vegetable + 1 Starch/Grain +1 Protein Snack + 1 Taste Enhancer + 1 Fruit +1 Fruit or Vegetable.
Dinner: 1 Starch/Grain + 2 Proteins + Leafy Greens + 2 Vegetable + 1 Taste Enhancer +1 Fruit.

Daily Totals: 5 Protein, 2 Starch/Grain, 3 Fruit, 4-5 Vegetable, Leafy Greens – no limit, 2 Protein Snack, , 2 Taste Enhancer.

3. ANS: Generally for men less than 1200-1600 and for women less than 1000-1200 daily caloric intakes is not advisable because the diet should meet values of basal metabolic rate. BMI is the basic needed energy amount while resting in a temperate environment when the digestive system is inactive.

According to the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges for Adults (as a percentage of Calories) is as follows Protein: 10-35%, Fat: 20-35% and Carbohydrate: 45-65%. So based on the RDA’s and AMDR’s guidelines the 1800 cal/day can meet maximum amount of nutrients (CHO, Fat& Sat Fat, fiber, cholesterol, protein, Ca, Na,) and any other micro nutrient taking can helpful for patient’s care.

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