Chapter 1, Problem 11RQ

Angela Age: 18 Height:63 in, 160 cm Weight: 143lb. 65 kg. min VO2 VCO2 RQ Caloric Equivalents Rate of EE 1 .45 .32 0.71 4.690 2.11 2 .84 .84 1 5.047 4.24 3 .83 .87 1.05 5.047 4.19 4 1.04 1.01 0.97 5.010 5.21 5 .82 .81 0.98 5.022 4.12   A. What is the subject's net EE in Kcal/min during minute 5? B. Assume that the subject reached a steady-state by minute -5. Using minute -5 data, estimate what his/her net EE (in total kcal) would be for 20 minutes of cycling at this workload. C. The gross VO2 (in mlO2xkg-1xmin) for cycling at 50 rpm against a 1.5 kp resistance. D. The net VO2 (in mlO2kg/min) for cycling at this workload. (use 3.5 mlxkg-1xmin-1 for resting VO2)

Calculate the following body fat percentage for this client who performed a hydrostatic tank assessment.: a.  Water temperature 34 degrees centigrade b.  Body weight - 135 lbs. Height - 5'5" c.  Residual volume - 1.80 d.  Tare wt. - 4.6 kg e.  Body weight in water - 6.6 kg f.    Age: 34 g.   Female

If a prescription reads "Augmentin 875 mg per orem two times a day for 10 days," how many grams of Augmentin are required to fill a ten-day supply? O a. 8750 mg Ob.1.75 g Oc. 17500 g Od. 17.5 g Oe. 8.75 mg

A doctor ordered a prescription of 25 mg/kg PI q3h Weight: 65 lbs How many mg per day will you give?

Prednisone 10 mg/kg/day is ordered for a child weighing 25lbs. Prednisone is available in 5 mg/5ml. a. How many mg per dose will the child receive? b. How many mg per day will the child receive? c. How many ml per dose will the child receive?

Height cm 120-5-47 in 115 110- 105 100 95. $22 The daily dose of diphenhydramine HCI for a child may be determined on the basis of 5 mg/kg of body weight or on the basis of 150 mg/m2. Calculate the dose for a child weighing 55 lbs and measuring 40 inches in height. Complete using a) The mg/kg dosing c) b) The Mosteller equation (either metric or English is ok - no need to do both) The Nomogram (no need to write on the Nomogram but must be able to use it appropriately to get the correct BSA) ܝܝܐܝܐܝܢܨܐ 25 14 12 11 -10 in Body surface 1.10m² -1.05 1.00 0.95 -0.90 0.85 0.80 -0.75 -0.70 -0.65 -0.60 -0.55 -0.45 -0.40 -0.35 -0.30 -0.25 -0.20 -0.19 -0.18 -0.17 0.16 -0.15 0.14 -0.13 -0.12 -0.11 -0.10 -0.09 -0.08 0.074 m² Mass kg 40.00 lb 35.0 30.065 60 25.0-55 20.0 15.0 10.0- 8.0- 7.0- 85 -80 -75 70 9.0--20 40- 5.0- 45-10 3.5. 50 3.0- kg 1.0-221b

Mr. Mitch Igan, 60YOM, had a CVA. He is NPO and a NGT was placed. IVF are at 75 mL/hr. • Height is 5 feet 6 inches = 66 inches = 167.64 cm = 1.7 m • Current weight = 143 lbs = IBW 142 lbs = 64.5 kg • BMI = 23.1 65 kg • Estimated kcal needs = 1625 to 1825 kcal/day (25 to 28 kcal/kg) .Estimated protein needs = 73 to 83 grams protein/day (1.2 gm/kg) • Estimated fluid needs = 1850 to 2050 mL/day (30 ml/kg) You receive a consult for EN recommendations. You decide to use Jevity 1.2: 18 gm fiber/L 1.2 kcal/mL 80.7% free water 55.5 gm protein/L 169.4 gm CHO/L 39.3 gm fat/L 100% RDIs for vitamins met with 1000 mL/day one carton contains 240 mL a) What is your recommendation for the hourly rate (mL/hr) of Jevity 1.2? b) What is the goal volume in liters (to two decimal places)? c) How many kcal will the goal volume provide? How many kcal/kg? d) How many grams of protein will the goal volume provide? How many gm/kg?

III. Body Weight Determination Pig - Cattle - HG: 121 cm, HG: 208 cm BL: 117 cm Method Weight based on estimation Method I (Table extrapolation) Method II (Formula) Actual Weight (kg) Pig ID# Cattle ID 110.6 427 A. Compute the accuracy (%) of the body weight estimation for pig and cattle 1. Body measurement Method I: 2. Body measurement Method II:

Your DRI Goal Actual Intake Goal Met Goal Not Met Goal Exceeded Potassium 2600mg 1072mg   Not Met Add more intake Calcium 1000mg 854.45mg   Not Met Add more intake Magnesium 320mg 350mg Met   A bit over intake Iron 18g 20mg Met   A bit over intake Vitamin C 75mg 1500mg Met   A lot over intake Then, fully address the following in narrative discussion format. Discuss how your consumption compares to the DRI recommendations from your report. Include specific information from your reports. Did you meet, not meet, or exceed the recommended goals? List two main roles in the body for each of the five micronutrients listed. List and discuss two major symptoms and health outcomes from not consuming enough of each micronutrient. Briefly discuss the potential consequences of exceeding the recommended intake for each micronutrient.