Now that you have been introduced to food labels and carbohydrate counting, discuss how it would impact your life, family, or patients to have to carb count. How would your daily meal planning differ? What would it be like to do it every day? How would eating out be different? What tools could you use to help you or others to be compliant? How would you explain the health complications of non-compliance?
Answer: The low intake of carbohydrates can reduce the blood cholesterol level and aids to weight loss. The reduced intake of carbs can provide a better opportunity for the obese patients and enhances the blood circulation.
It is necessary to keep count on the carbs intake so, the calorie intake should be monitored. Indulgence of green vegetables along with fruits such as spinach which is rich in iron and have negligible amount of carbs can provide a healthy and nutritious food to our body as it is a good source of fibre as well as iron.
The increased use of less carbohydrates can balance the life style and hence protects from cardiovascular diseases as well as many other diseases. But the diabetic patients needs to be very careful with the carbs cut down as it may increase the adverse effects.
Now that you have been introduced to food labels and carbohydrate counting, discuss how it would...
Lecture Optional Credit FOOD LABEL READING Purpose Every day there are reports in the news dealing with nutrition and health. Based on your state of health and lifestyle, how do you decide which foods and in what quantities to eat, and which foods to avoid as part of a healthful, nutritious diet? Specifically, how nutritious are foods at fast-food restaurants? Assignment Survey your kitchen for a variety of items with differing food labels (grains, pasta, dinner meals, crackers, protein bars,...
What is a Serving of Carbohydrate? Common Serving Sizes of Carbohydrate-Rich Foods Fruit 1 sm piece (4 9z) Applesauce (1/2 c) Blueberries (3/4 cup)Yogurt (6 gz) Kiwi (1 ea) Raspberries (1 c) Strawberries (1.25 c) Grape juice (1/3 c) Orange juice (1/2 c) Fruit juice blends (1/3 c) Milk Cow milk (1 c) Goat milk (1 c) Starches Bread slice (1 gz) Hamburger bun (1/2) Pancake (4 in) Dinner roll (1 gz) Tortilla (1 ea) Bran cereals (1/2 c) Cooked...
READ AND ANSWER Mrs. Jones and her family have been patients at Family Medical Group for the past 10 years, since her family moved from Puerto Rico. Her youngest daughter, who lives near her parents and often acts as her translator, drove her to your clinic today because she is not feeling well. Mrs. Jones is a 63-year-old, obese (250 lb) female with a history of diabetes for 10 years, high blood pressure (130/90), osteoarthritis in both knees, and presents...
How would you classify her weight during the preemployment physical visit? Ana's weight status would be considered normal Ana's weight status would be considered underweight Ana's weight status would be considered overweight Ana's weight status was the same as it was in her school nurse visit Does Ana have an eating disorder and if so, which type? Ana does not display a pattern of disordered eating. Ana has increased the amount she runs due to her plan to join the...
Have you ever wondered how many different ways there are to run a small restaurant? Delivering a sit down eating experience is a common process after all. In Japan it is fairly common to have a sushi restaurant that serves sushi on a conveyor belt! Interestingly, these sushi restaurants are typically very inexpensive. In Boston, there is usually at least one of these restaurants. For example, you could try Enso Sushi, but the sushi there is at least $2 per...
How would you classify Ana's weight status at the school nurse visit? a. overweight b. underweight c. severely underweight d. healthy Ana is a 15-year-old high school student who is active in school activities, loves to run and bike, and has a 3.95 grade point average. She has a close group of friends that she spends her free time with; her parents are very proud of her for her outstanding academic performance School Nurse Visit: Ana being seen at the...
Subject: HRM Introduction and Instructions You have recently been hired as the Director of Human Resources for Wilson Brothers Canada and have HR responsibility for all of the company’s Canadian operations. Bob and John Wilson have asked you to prepare a report for their review focusing specifically on organizational behavior within the company. Review the Wilson Brothers Case Scenario in depth and address the required topic listed below in your analysis report. Marks are allocated for thoroughness of coverage of...
Please do not attempt to solve if you can not answer all. THE ENERGY BAR INDUSTRY In 1986, PowerBar, a firm in Berkeley, California, single-handedly created the energy bar category. Positioned as an athletic energy food, it was distributed at bike shops and events that usually involved running or biking. The target segment was the athlete who needed an efficient, effective energy source. Six years later, seeking to provide an alternative to the sticky, dry nature of the PowerBar, a...
what discuss can you make about medicalization and chronic disease and illness? Adult Lealth Nursing Ethics mie B. Butts OBJECTIVES After reading this chapter, the reader should be able to do the following: 1. Explore the concept of medicalization as it relates to the societal shift away from physician predominance of the 1970s. 2. Differentiate among the following terms: compliance, noncompliance, adherence, nonadherence, and concordance. 3. Examine cultural views with regard to self-determination, decision making, and American healthcare professionals' values...
Outline and answer all discussion questions following case description in details. (Do not attempt to solve if you can not fulfill all the requirements!!!!) THE ENERGY BAR INDUSTRY In 1986, PowerBar, a firm in Berkeley, California, single-handedly created the energy bar category. Positioned as an athletic energy food, it was distributed at bike shops and events that usually involved running or biking. The target segment was the athlete who needed an efficient, effective energy source. Six years later, seeking to...