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SPS482

Assignment 2- Energy Measurement & Nutrition Assessment

Name: Asyraf Imran bin Syahizam Matrix No.: 2023178439 Date: 29/1/2024

Instruction:
1. Answer all questions based on the details given.
2. Show all the calculation for the related questions based on the details given.
3. Once finished, convert the template into the PDF form and send up using the link given (use your name for the file’s name).

Table 1: Subject’s profiles


Profiles Description
Sex Female
Weight 78 kg
Height 160 cm
Body fat percentage 34.5%
Age 26 years
Race Asian
Fasting blood glucose 8.5 mmol/L
Blood pressure 82/123 mmHg
Blood cholesterol 220 mg/dL
Blood triglyceride 148 mg/dL
LDL 130 mg/dL
HDL 52 mg/dL

Table 2: Food intake of the subject


Type of Type of food Serving Carbohydrate Fat Protein Calorie intake
meal (g) (g) (g) (kcal)
Breakfast Rolled Oatmeal with Honey Rolled Oatmeal (100g) 71g 4g 11g
and Almonds
Honey (1 tablespoon) 16.01g 0g 0.04g = 513.2
1 Cup of Coffee
Almonds (10 nuts) 1.14g 7.12g 3.07g
1 Cup of Coffee (250ml) 0.88g 0g 0.14g
Morning Whole meal Bread Toast Whole meal Bread (2 Slice) 25.26g 0.15g 2.13g
snack with Peanut Butter Spread
and Plain Water Peanut Butter (1 tablespoon) 3.66g 7.38g 4.26g = 209.01

Plain Water (250ml) 0g 0g 0g


Lunch Parboiled Rice with Smoked Parboiled Rice (100g) 79.1g 1.2g 6.9g
Salmon and Steamed
Spinach Salmon (50g) 0g 6.5g 11.5g = 619.82

Soybean Milk Steamed Spinach (Pok Choy) (1 1.63g 0.16g 1.14g


Cup/54.2g)
Soybean Milk (250ml) 21.0g 3.0g 9.25g
Afternoon Banana with Plain Water Banana (2 Piece) (120.3g) 29.11g 0.36g 1.2g
snack
Plain Water (250ml) = 124.48

Dinner Seasoned and Baked Chicken Chicken Breast (2 Piece) (262g) 4.96g 20.44g 48.2g
Breast with Mashed
Potatoes and Steamed Broccoli (1 Cup) (94.5g) 2.65g 0.09g 3.87g = 755.23
Broccoli and Peas
Peas (1 Cup) (157.3g) 6.13g 0.94g 11.33g
1 Cup of Full Cream Dairy
Milk Mashed Potatoes (1 Cup) 17.97g 0.75g 2.06g
(Regular Sized) (93.6g)

Full Cream Dairy Milk (1 Cup) 8.7g 11.01g 8.19g


(250ml)
Evening Cream Crackers with Cream Cream Crackers (5 piece) 34.15g 6.08g 4.19g
snack Cheese and Hot Tea
Cream Cheese (50g) 4.15g 11.35g 10.85g = 370.23

Hot Tea (125ml) 0g 0g 0g


Total intake = 1310g = 724.77g = 557.28g = 2592.05
kcal/day

Q1: What is the total energy intake? A1 = 2592.05 kcal/day. (4 marks)Q2:

Calculate the macronutrients ratio of the diet. (3 marks)

Carbohydrate: [(1310/2592.05) x 100] = 50.54% carbs kcal


Fat : [(724.77/2592.05) x 100] = 27.94% fat kcal
Protein : [(557.28/2592.05) x 100] = 21.50% protein kcal

Q3: Briefly comment the subject’s diet. (3 marks)

A3 =
The subject's daily calorie consumption of 2592.05 kcal represents a balanced intake of macronutrients. Carbohydrates make
up 50.54% of our diet and provide us with the energy we need to go about our daily lives. Its 27.94% fat content highlights
the significance of choosing wholesome sources for general well-being. Protein contributes to muscle repair and satiety at a
rate of 21.50%. Foods that are rich in nutrients can be found in many different meals and snacks, like well-balanced lunches
and dinners that include protein, carbohydrates, and vegetables, or breakfast with honey and almonds. Drinks that
supplement the diet with nutrients and hydration include water and soy milk. Even though the diet appears to be balanced,
individual requirements and tastes should be considered for the best possible health.
Table 3: Daily activity of the subject
Time Activity
Hour/minute 0 10 20 30 40 50
0600 Sit Personal activity Prayer Sit Stand Walk
0700 Jog Run Run Run Run Run
0800 Walk Stand Sit Sit Sit Stand
0900 Walk Groom Groom Stand Walk Sit
1000 Sit Sit Sit Sit Sit Stand
1100 Walk Walk Stand Sit Sit Stand
1200 Walk Stand Stand Sit Sit Stand
1300 Lie Lie Lie Personal activity Prayer Sit
1400 Stand Walk Sit Sit Sit Sit
1500 Sit Sit Sit Sit Sit Sit
1600 Stand Walk Stand Walk Sit Sit
1700 Personal activity Prayer Walk Workout Workout Workout
1800 Workout Workout Stand Walk Walk Stand
1900 Sit Sit Personal activity Groom Prayer Sit
2000 Sit Stand Walk Sit Sit Prayer
2100 Sit Sit Sit Walk Stand Sit
2200 Sit Sit Stand Walk Sit Sit
2300 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
2400 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
0100 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
0200 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
0300 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
0400 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep
0500 Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep

Activity MET
Sleep 0.96
Lie 1.0
Sit 1.2
Stand 1.4
Walk 1.5
Groom 1.4
Personal activity 1.5
Prayer 1.4
Jog 5.5
Workout 7.0
Run 7.5

Q4: Based on the Table 3, calculate the total daily energy expenditure of the subject (show the calculation). [Tip: Use Malaysian BMR
equations]. (8 marks)

BMR (Female, age 28) = [(0.0535(28) + 1.994)] x 239


= (4.173 + 1.994) x 239
= 6.167 x 239
BMR = 1473.913 kcal/day

Total daily energy


Sleep: (1473.913 x 0.96) x (7/24) = 412.70 kcal
Lie : (1473.913 x 1.0) x (0.5/24) = 30.71 kcal
Sit : (1473.913 x 1.2) x (7/24) = 515.87 kcal
Stand : (1473.913 x 1.4) x (3/24) = 257.93 kcal
Walk : (1473.913 x 1.5) x (2.67/24) = 245.96 kcal
Groom : (1473.913x 1.4) x (0.5/24) = 42.99 kcal
Personal activity : (1473.913 x 1.5) x (0.67/24) = 61.72 kcal
Prayer : (1473.913 x 1.4) x (0.83/24) = 71.36 kcal
Jog : (1473.913 x 5.5) x (0.17/24) = 57.42 kcal
Workout : (1473.913 x 7.0) x (0.83/24) = 356.81 kcal
Run : (1473.913 x 7.5) x (0.83/24) = 382.29 kcal

Total = 2435.76 kcal/day


Q5: Determine the energy balance of the subject (show the calculation). (2 marks)

EB: (Total energy intake – total daily intake expenditure) = energy balance

EB: 2592.05 – 2435.76 = 156.29

A5 = 156.29

Q6: Determine and comment the physical activity level (PAL) of the subject (show the calculation). (2 marks)

PAL= Energy expenditure/BMR


PAL= 2435.76/1473.913
PAL= 1.65 @ moderate active

A6 = 1.65 @ moderate active _

Q7: Briefly comment the energy requirement of the subject. (2 marks)

A7 =
The energy balance is positive and the subject is in a caloric surplus. To fully comprehend a person's nutritional status, it is
crucial to consider both the quantity and quality of the nutrients they consume in their diet.

Q8: Calculate and classify the subject’s BMI. (2 marks)

BMI= Weight (kg) / (H x H) (m)


BMI= 78kg / (1.60 x 1.60)
BMI= 30.47 kg/m2
Classify: Obesity class 1
A9 = 30.47 kg/m2 ,Obesity class 1
Q9: Based on BMI, briefly comment the body weight status of the subject. (2 marks)

= This female body weight status is obesity class 1 (30.0 – 34.9) because her BMI is above overweight (26.01 – 29.99).
Q10: How do you classify body fat percentage of individuals? (6 marks)

Body Fat Percentage: 34.5%


We can refer to a norm to classify body fat percentage for individual.
Essential: 9 – 11%
Athletes: 12 – 19%
General fitness: 20 – 24%
Acceptable: 25 – 29%
Overweight: 30 – 34%
Obese: >34%

So, we can classify that the subject is obese.

Q11: In relation to Q10, how do you advice the subject about her body composition (4 marks)

With a body fat percentage of 34.5%, the subject is classified as "Obese" according to the given information The customer
should monitor their food intake as they are already classified as obese level 1, increasing their risk of non-communicable
diseases and infectious. The client's body composition can be considered normal if the consumption is enough, with 65%
carbohydrates, 20% protein, and 25% fat. Regular physical activity improves body composition by decreasing abdominal
adipocytes and improving weight management.

Q12: Briefly describe the blood glucose level of the subject. (2 marks)

Blood glucose for the subject is 8.5 mmol/L, so the blood glucose level of the subject is high.
Q13: Briefly describe the blood pressure of the subject. (1.5 marks)

Blood pressure for the subject is 82/123 mmHg, so the blood pressure of the subject is indicating hypotensive
symptoms.

Q14: Briefly describe the blood triglyceride level of the subject. (1.5 marks)

Blood triglyceride level for the subject is 148 mg/dL (desirable).

Q15: Briefly describe the blood LDL, HDL, and cholesterol: HDL ratio of the subject. (3 marks)

The blood LDL for the subject is 130 mg/dL (desirable).

The blood HDL for the subject is 52 mg/dL (desirable).

The cholesterol HDL ratio is 220/52 = 4.23, that is desirable.

Q16: Based on the details given and subject’s profiles, provide the best advice for the subject (4 marks)

Maintaining a BMI within the healthy range of 18.5 to 22.9 kg/m2 is crucial. To address elevated BMI, prioritize regular
physical activity, such as walks in the morning, restrict food intake, and increase fiber intake to manage weight. Eat fewer
high-calorie foods, especially those high in saturated and trans fats, to lower elevated LDL levels. Include foods high in
monounsaturated fats and omega-3, such as avocados and fish, and prioritize losing weight to lower cholesterol. Make a
healthy eating and regular exercise a part of your lifestyle to promote overall wellbeing.
Q17: Discuss your nutrition plan strategy for an individual with malnutrition. (10 marks)

A comprehensive strategy for nutrition is necessary to address malnutrition, with a focus on a well-balanced diet full of vital
nutrients. In order to achieve this, a variety of foods from the major food groups must be included, with a focus on whole
grains, lean proteins, healthy fats, and an assortment of fruits and vegetables. Consuming enough protein, which can be found
in foods like lean meats, legumes, and dairy products, is essential for both general growth and tissue repair. Meal planning
that is regular and portion controlled promotes easier digestion and a steady supply of nutrients. Personalized nutritional
supplements, such as protein shakes and vitamins, may be helpful when dietary intake is inadequate. In order to create and
oversee a personalized nutrition plan that addresses malnutrition holistically and sustainably, cooperation with healthcare
professionals such as physicians and dietitians is crucial.

RUBRICS: ASSIGNMENT (ENERGY CALCULATION & NUTRITION ASSESSMENT)

No. Assessment Marks Very low Low Fair Above Excellent Maximum
Criteria Weight average Marks
1 2 3 4 5
1 Description of 7 Very little Little Moderate Fair Good /35
calculation description description description description description
and answer
Comments & 4 Very little Little Moderate Fair Good /20
2 suggestion description description description description description
given
3 Compliance to 1 Very little Little Moderate Fair Good /5
the instruction
given
Total points /60

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