Medical Nutrition Therapy: A Case Study Approach 4th Edition Solution Manual

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Nutrition Diagnoses Correlations forMedical Nutrition Therapy: A Case Study Approach4thed.Table 1: Nutrition Diagnoses Covered in Each CaseCaseNutrition Diagnoses1 Pediatric Weight ManagementOverweight/obesityNC-3.3Excessive energy intakeNI-1.3Physical inactivityNB-2.1Undesirable food choicesNB-1.7Food and nutrition-related knowledge deficitNB-1.12 Bariatric Surgery for Morbid ObesityInadequate vitamin intakeNI-5.9.1Overweight/obesityNC-3.3Inadequate protein intakeNI-5.7.1Food and nutrition-related knowledge deficitNB-1.13 Malnutrition Associated with Chronic DiseaseInadequate oral intakeNI-2.1Increased energy expenditureNI-1.1Inadequate fluid intakeNI-3.1MalnutritionNI-5.2Inadequate protein-energy intakeNI-5.3Inadequate protein intakeNI-5.7.1Unintendedweight lossNC-3.24 Hypertension and Cardiovascular DiseaseExcessive energy intakeNI-1.3Excessive fat intakeNI-5.6.2Less than optimal intake of types of fatsNI-5.6.3Inadequate fiber intakeNI-5.8.5Inadequate mineral intakeNI-5.10.1Excessivemineralintake(sodium)NI-5.10.2Altered nutrition-related laboratory valuesNC-2.2Overweight/obesityNC-3.3Limited adherence to nutrition-relatedrecommendationsNB-1.6Undesirable food choicesNB-1.75 Myocardial InfarctionInadequate bioactive substance intakeNI-4.1Food-medication interactionNC-2.3Food and nutrition-related knowledge deficitNB-1.16 Heart Failure with Resulting CardiacCachexiaInadequate oral intakeNI-2.1Inadequate enteral nutrition infusionNI-2.3Altered nutrition-related laboratory valuesNC-2.27 Gastroesophageal Reflux DiseaseExcessive energy intakeNI-1.3Undesirable food choicesNB-1.7Excessive fat intakeNI-5.6.2Excessivemineralintake(sodium)NI-5.10.2Overweight/obesityNC-3.3Altered nutrition-related laboratory valuesNC-2.2Food and nutrition-related knowledge deficitNB-1.1Physical inactivityNB-2.18 Ulcer Disease: Medical and SurgicalTreatmentInadequate enteral nutrition infusionNI-2.3Increased nutrient needsNI-5.1malnutritionNI-5.2Altered GI functionNC-1.4Impaired nutrient utilizationNC-2.1Unintendedweight lossNC-3.2

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