Jane is an African American woman, 36 years of age, with a pastmedical history of hypertension. At her yearly physical, shereports that she is doing well overall, with no complaints otherthan some dyspnea on exertion, which has been long-standing.Current medications include a thiazide diuretic and aspirin. Sheworks as a mechanical engineer and does not get any physicalactivity during the day. She has a strong family history ofdiabetes and heart disease.
Jane is 5’4″ and 150 lbs. Her BMI is 25.7. This classifies heras overweight.
Her waist circumference is 35.5 inches, and her blood pressureis 140/80 mm Hg (sitting). Her heart rate is 86 beats per minute,her temperature is 98.6° Fahrenheit, and her respiration is 18breaths per minute. Her physical is unremarkable. Laboratory dataas follows:
Total cholesterol: 230 mg/dL
HDL: 45 mg/dL
LDL: 152 mg/dL
Triglycerides: 152 mg/dL
Glucose (fasting): 126 mg/dL
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Jane’s daily food intake goals:
Caloric goal: 2,228.79
Carbohydrate goal: 306.46
Carbohydrates goal (% Calories) 55
Protein goal (g) 54.43
Protein goal (% Calories) 9.77
Fat goal (g) 69.34
Fat goal (% Calories) 28
Dietary Fiber goal (g) 31.2
Jane’s daily food intake (what she actually consumed):
caloric intake: 2,576.82
Carbohydrates consumed (g) 118.53
Carbohydrates consumed (% Calories) 18.40
Protein (g) 178.76
Protein (% Calories) 27.75
Fat (g) 153.45
Fat (% Calories) 53.59
Dietary Fiber (g) 19.52
Total Sugars (g) 40.31
- (6 points) Using Jane’s Nutrient Report, fill in hermacronutrient intake:
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