NUTRITION-MINDTAP (1 TERM)
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Author: Sizer
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Chapter 6, Problem 13SC
Summary Introduction
Interpretation:
Of whether the statement ‘Insufficient dietary protein can have severe consequences, but excess dietary protein cannot cause harm’, is true or false.
Concept Introduction:
Insufficient dietary protein can cause protein deficiency disease like kwashiorkor and marasmus disease. On the other hand, the excess diet protein can also cause harmful effect on the body.
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13. 100% of RDIS are met with 1321 mL/day. So Patient's RDIS
are being met by Osmolite.
=
Example #2
1800 mL (goal volume)
136% of RDIS provided by Osmolite
1321 mL (volume needed to meet 100% of RDIs)
• Estimated daily needs for 62 kg: 1750 to 1950 kcal (28 - 31
kcal/kg), 75 to 85 grams protein (1.2 - 1.3 gm/kg), 1850 to
2050 mL (30-33 mL/kg)
•No IVF. No significant volume of fluid from medications.
⚫ Osmolite (standard formula) with 300 mOsm:
x 100
7. Based on daily goal volume, calculate grams of carb.
L x 143.9 gm carb =259 gm carb
1.8
L
1.06 kcal/mL
0 gm fiber/L
8. Based on daily goal volume, calculate grams of fat.
x 34.7 gm fat = 62 gm fat/day
1.8 L
L
44.3 gm protein/L
100% RDIS met with 1321
mL/day
143.9 gm CHO/L
34.7 gm fat/L
84.2% water
9. Based on daily goal volume, calculate grams of fiber.
formula does not contain fiber.
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1. Determine the estimated daily goal volume. This is a
guesstimate. 1850 kcal x 1 mL = 1745 mL
1.06 Kcal
2. Determine the estimated hourly rate.…
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