Using SGA, how would you rate her nutritional status?

Phlebotomy Essentials
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A 61-year-old male is admitted to the hospital for resection of his sigmoid colon and rectum,
following discovery of a mass in the sigmoid colon by his physician during a flexible
sigmoidoscopy, The patient originally complained of bright red blood in his bowel movements.
NO
He reported no significant gastrointestinal symptoms other than the bleeding. He denies any
change in his functional capacity. His maximum weight was 167 lb (75.9 kg) at age 46 years. In
tost watigh
his late 40s, he lost about 15 lb (6.8 kg) and for the past 12 years has maintained his weight at
about 152 lb (69.1 kg). Between 2 and 6 months before admission, his appetite was less than
normal and he gradually lost 13 lb (5.9 kg). In the past 2 months before admission, his appetite
improved and he gained 5 lb (2.3 kg). On physical examination, there is no evidence of
subcutaneous tissue loss, muscle wasting, edema, or ascites.
Úsing SGA, how would you rate her nutritional status?
Transcribed Image Text:Case Study A 61-year-old male is admitted to the hospital for resection of his sigmoid colon and rectum, following discovery of a mass in the sigmoid colon by his physician during a flexible sigmoidoscopy, The patient originally complained of bright red blood in his bowel movements. NO He reported no significant gastrointestinal symptoms other than the bleeding. He denies any change in his functional capacity. His maximum weight was 167 lb (75.9 kg) at age 46 years. In tost watigh his late 40s, he lost about 15 lb (6.8 kg) and for the past 12 years has maintained his weight at about 152 lb (69.1 kg). Between 2 and 6 months before admission, his appetite was less than normal and he gradually lost 13 lb (5.9 kg). In the past 2 months before admission, his appetite improved and he gained 5 lb (2.3 kg). On physical examination, there is no evidence of subcutaneous tissue loss, muscle wasting, edema, or ascites. Úsing SGA, how would you rate her nutritional status?
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