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NUTR 3100: My Diet Analysis Part 2 - Calculating Nutritional Needs and Assessing Diet - Pr, Study notes of Organic Chemistry

Instructions and calculations for students in a nutrition course to determine their basal metabolic rate (bmr), daily caloric and protein needs, macronutrient percentages, and nutrient intake based on a 3-day diet analysis. Students will also learn about recommended intakes for various nutrients and identify nutrients they need to increase or decrease in their diet.

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Download NUTR 3100: My Diet Analysis Part 2 - Calculating Nutritional Needs and Assessing Diet - Pr and more Study notes Organic Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! NUTR 3100 Fall 2009 My Diet Analysis Part 2 1. Calculate your BMR using the Harris Benedict equation using the appropriate activity factor based on your level of physical activity (10 points) Moderately active(1.26) x BMR(1846.71) = 2326.85 2. Based on your 3-day diet analysis what % of your above estimated energy (calorie) needs are you meeting? (4 points) Avg calories 3261.7/ 2326.85 = 140 % 3. Calculate you daily protein needs. (4 points) (128+211+85)/3= 141.3 g 167lb/2.2 = 75.9kg x 0.8= 60.73 g is needed daily 4. Based on your 3-day diet analysis what % of your estimated daily protein needs are you meeting? (4 points) 141.3/60.73 = 232% 5. What percentage of your daily calories come from: a. Protein (2 points) 141.3x 4=565.2/3261.7= 17% b. Fat (2 points) 134x9=1206/3261.7= 37% c. Carbohydrate (2 points) 375.7x4= 1502.8/3261.7= 46% d. Do you meet recommendations for these macronutrients? (4 points) I do not meet the recommendations but they are very close to them. USDA: 18% protein, 29% fat, 53% Carbs 6. If you desire to lose weight at a rate of 2 lbs per week, what should your daily caloric intake be? (Not accounting for physical activity/exercise). (4 points) 3261.7 x 7 = 22831.9 - 7000( for 2 lb deficit) = 15831.9/ 7 = 2261.7 calories per day 7. Looking at the 5 food groups grains, vegetable, fruit, milk and meat and beans, do your intakes meet the recommendations? (4 points) Yes. Grains: 11.1 oz Recommended: 9 oz No. Vegetable: 0 cup Recommended: 3.5 cup No. Fruit: 1.7 cup Recommended: 2 cup No. Milk: 0.4 cup Recommended: 3 cup Yes. Meat and Beans: 10.7 oz Recommended: 9 oz 8. Based on your 3-day diet analysis which nutrients did you meet the requirements for? List the nutrient and your intake (ex. Calcium – 1132 mg). (10 points) Avg of Nutrients-  Carbohydrate: 375.67 gm  Riboflavin: 2.2 mg  Niacin: 41 mg  Folate: 546.17 mg  Vitamin B6: 2.8 mg  Vitamin B12: 8.3 mg  Iron: 24.5 mg  Omega 3: 3.3 mg  Omega 6: 30 mg  Thiamin: 2.13 mg  Phosphorus: 1748.1 mg  Protein: 141 gm  Selenium: 155.4 mg 9. Based on your 3-day diet analysis which nutrients did you NOT meet the requirements for? (10 points)  Vitamin A  Vitamin C  Vitamin E  Potassium 10. Based on your 3-day diet analysis for which nutrients did you exceed the UL (Upper Limit)? (4 points)  Magnesium  Niacin  Folate 11. Do you meet recommendations for fiber intake? What changes could you make in your diet to improve the health of your GI tract? (4 points) No, I do not meet the recommendation. Eat more vegetables,whole grains, fruits and chew slowly when I eat.
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