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NCP Case Study Case (patient) Information: Name Redacted for Privacy Step #1: Nutrition Assessment Nutrition Assessment Categories Biochemical Data, Medical Tests and Procedures Anthropometric Measurements Nutrition-Focused Physical Findings Food/Nutrition-Related History Client History Social: Medical: Family: Medications: Case Example Indicators Albumin(BD-1.11.1): 3.7g/dL (4.0g/dL or higher), Hemoglobin(BD-1.10.1): 10.7✓(10-11.5), Calcium(BD1.2.9) 9.0mg/dL✓(8.4-10.2 mg/dL), Phosphorus(BD-1.2.11): 5.7mg/dL (3.0-5.5mg/dL), PTH Intact(BD-1.5.10): 439pg/dL✓(150-600 pg/mL),Potassium(BD-1.2.11): 4.2mEq/L(3.5-5.5mEq/L), spkt/v Dialysis: 1.38✓(1.2 or higher). Cholesterol, serum(BD-1.7.1): 128mg/dL(<200mg/dL), HGBA1c(BD-1.5.3): 6.4%(<7%) Height(AD-1.1.1): 5’0”(152.4cm), Weight(AD-1.1.2): 195#(88.45kg), Frame size(AD-1.1.3): Medium, Weight Changes(AD-1.1.4): 3-5# fluctuations due to dialysis, BMI(AD-1.1.5): 38.1(Obesity Class II) Obese(PD-1.1.1), Cataracts, Blurry vision(PD-1.1.6), Edema of the legs and fingers(PD-1.1.4), Diarrhea(PD-1.1.5). Decreased appetite. 1019kcals/day (FH-1.1.1), 380 kcals/carbs.(FH-1.5.3.1), 180 kcals/protein(FH-1.5.2.1), 458kcals/fat(FH-1.5.1.1),Sodium: 1495mg(FH-1.6.2.7), Potassium: 792 mg(FH:1.6.2.5), Fiber 7g(FH-1.5.4.1), Phosphorus(FH(1.6.2.6): 717mg/day, Fluid~500mL(FH-1.2.1.1), Calcium(FH-1.6.2.1) 411mg, Added sugars(FH-1.5.3.2) 12g. Cholesterol 532mg Pt. is 70 years old (CH-1.1.1), female (CH-1.1.2), Caucasian (CH-1.1.3), Grandmother and caretaker of two children, ages 5&11(CH-1.1.7)(CH-3.1.2) and has limited mobility(Uses cane)(CH-1.1.10) Pt was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes at age35 (CH-2.1.4), pt has Diabetes Retinopathy, Nephropathy(CH-2.1.3), and Neuropathy(CH-2.1.11). Pt has non-functioning kidneys (15% usable)(CH-2.1.3). Pt has been diagnosed with IBS (CH-2.1.4).Pt is on hemodialysis 3x/week(CH-2.2.1) in a care center. Pt sometimes experiences edema (CH-2.1.8). Pt spends most of her time at home, lacks social interaction, and no longer can enjoy the activity of reading with the onset of retinopathy. Pt has a family history of genetic related cancers including rectal and Breast cancer on her Mother’s Side. Father passed away from aneurisms; Heart disease runs on her father’s side. Medications: Insulin: Relion N and R; 20/10, 20/10 by injection, Bystolic (once a day), Mitrin(When needed), Baby Aspirin: 81mg/1x/day, Renavite: 1xday/1 pill, Bumex(2 pills 2x a day) Comparative Standard Estimated Calorie Needs: 1470kcals/day(Mifflin-St. Jeor)(CS-1.1.1), Protein:106g/day(1.2g/kg)(CS-2.2.1), Carbohydrates: 165g-238g/day(AMDR Method)(CS2.3.1), Fat: 74-129g(AMDR Method)(CS-2.1.1), Estimated fluid needs: ~1000mL/day(CS-3.1.1), Estimated Potassium needs: </=2000 mg/day(CS-4.2.5), Sodium needs: <1500mg/day(4.2.7), Phosphorus needs: </= 1000mg/day(CS4.2.6) IBW: 100#(Hamwi Method) (CS-5.1.1), Recommended BMI 18.5-24.9, Calcium: 1200mg/day(AMDR Method)(CS4.2.1), Estimated Fiber Needs: 20-25g/day(CS-2.4.1) Step #2: Nutrition Diagnosis 1. Excessive fat intake (NI-5.7.2) as related to undesirable food choices(NB-1.7), selfmonitoring deficit(NB-1.6), limited adherence to nutrition-related recommendations (NB1.6) as evidenced by 45% of kcals from fat, UBW: 195#, Class II Obesity, intake is lacking in vitamins, diarrhea. 2. Limited adherence to nutrition-related recommendations (NB-1.6) as related to undesirable food choices (NB-1.7) as evidenced by 45% of kcals/fat, diarrhea, Class II Obesity, Symptoms of uncontrolled Diabetes type II, and not ready for diet/lifestyle change. Nutrition Prescription: (nutrient needs + recommended diet/regimen) Estimated Calorie Needs: 1200 kcals/day, 400 kcals/day from Protein, 500 kcals/day from carbohydrates, 300 kcals/day from fat. <5% of calories from saturated fat, 2g Potassium, 1 g Phosphorus, 1.5 g Sodium, ~1000 mL/day of fluid, 15-20 g/day of fiber, 1.2 g/day of Calcium, Step 3# Intervention 1. Nutrition Education or nutrition relationship to health/disease(E-1.2) to help patient understand the importance of her diet to her disease a. Goals: Pt will be able to understand the importance of her diet to her disease. 2. Nutrition counseling (Trans theoretical model (C-1.4) using rewards (C-2.10) and motivational interviewing (C-2.1) to inspire patient to get to the contemplation stage. a. Pt will move from the pre-contemplation stage to the contemplation stage. 3. RD will refer patient to senior community program in South Plainfield (RC-1.6) to get social interact. a. Pt will attend senior community program for social interaction 1-2 times a week. 4. Nutrition counseling using goal setting to have patient maintain proper diet described in nutrition prescription. a. Pt. will be able to follow diet 3x a week. 5. Nutrition education about high fiber low phosphorus/potassium foods. a. Pt will be able to identify 5 high fiber low phosphorus/potassium foods/ 6. Nutrition education about the effects of high-fat foods in diabetes and IBS. a. Pt will be able to identify 3 high fat foods in her diet b. Pt will be able understand the effects of high-fat foods in diabetes and IBS. 7. Nutrition counseling using self-monitoring. a. Pt will record diet using a voice recorder application on her phone 2x a week. 8. Referral to Physical therapist for physical activity. a. Pt will attend physical therapy 1x week for physical activity. Step #4: Nutrition Monitoring & Evaluation How you will monitor success of intervention(s) and evaluate progress toward goal(s) When/time frame you plan to reassess: 2 weeks________________ 1. Indicator: Education about Disease as related to diet a. Criteria: Pt will take a small basic quiz about her diet as related to her disease. 2. 2. Indicator: Stages of Change a. Criteria: Pt will move from pre-contemplation to contemplation stage. 3. Indicator: Attendance at Senior Community Center Criteria Pt will attend Senior Community Center in Plainfield 1-2x a week. 4. Indicator Education: High Fiber/low phosphorus/potassium foods. Criteria Pt will be able to identify 5 foods out of 10 that are listed by the RD. 5. Indicator: Education: High Fat foods Criteria: Pt will be able to identify 3 high fat foods. 6. Indicator: Education: Effects of high fat foods in diabetes and IBS Criteria: Pt will answer true and false questions about fat in the diet for diabetics and those with IBS. 7. Indicator: Self-Monitoring Criteria: Pt will record diet 2x a week using voice recorder. 9. Indicator: Appointment with PT a. Criteria: Pt will attend an appointment with a physical therapist. If a reassessment addresses goal progress: