Question

please I need help my doctor wants me to be so specific

Case #3 Profile: Save this Word document to your computer and type your answers under each question. Patient: female Age: 30 years old Height: 5'3" Weight 185 lbs Activity level: Sedentary Blood pressure: 160/95 LDL cholesterol: 170 mg/dl HDL cholesterol: 30mg/dl Fasting glucose: 200 mg/dl Hint: The patient has been experiencing increased thirst and urination and tingling in both of her feet for the last four months.

Answer 1

Answer: The specific changes in the diet should be made as saturated foods increases the risk of heart disease and obesity. The weight of the patient is more according to the weight height ratio. The BMI rate of the patient is 30, which means patient is obese.

The snacks should be consist of 1-2 fruit serving. Coke should be eliminated as it contains high amount of sugar which is not good for the client. Cream cheese should also be avoided as it increases the cholesterol level in the body.

Dinner should be very specific as these fast foods such as hot dogs, french fries, coke etc increases the LDL, which is known to be a bad cholesterol. So, the meal in the dinner should be completely removed. Client should include some whole grain bread, eggs, lettuce etc.