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Patient Assessment and Nutrition Plan

The document is a comprehensive Patient Assessment Form that includes sections for patient data, medical history, vital signs, biochemical assessments, clinical assessments, diet history, nutrient evaluation, calculations, SOAP notes, medical nutrition therapy, diet plans, and nutrition education. It gathers detailed information on the patient's health, dietary habits, and nutritional needs to inform treatment and care. The form is structured to facilitate thorough evaluation and planning for patient care.
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Patient Assessment and Nutrition Plan

The document is a comprehensive Patient Assessment Form that includes sections for patient data, medical history, vital signs, biochemical assessments, clinical assessments, diet history, nutrient evaluation, calculations, SOAP notes, medical nutrition therapy, diet plans, and nutrition education. It gathers detailed information on the patient's health, dietary habits, and nutritional needs to inform treatment and care. The form is structured to facilitate thorough evaluation and planning for patient care.
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PATIENT ASSESSMENT FORM

PATIENT DATA

Date: ANTHROPOMETRY:

Name: Height (feet/inches/cm):

Gender: Knee Height (inches/cm):

Age (Years): Current Weight (Kg):

MR# BMI:

Ward: IBW:

Soap no# ABW: (Obesity Adjustment)

OBSERVATION OF STUDENT & LEARNING WHILE COMPLETING SOAP:

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MEDICAL HISTORY

Date of Admission:

Doctor In-Charge:

Medical Diagnosis (DX):

1.

2.

3.

4.

Past Medical History & co morbs:

Drug History:

VITAL SIGNS ASSESSMENT

Temperature: °C / °F Blood Pressure: mmHg

Heart Rate (HR): BPM Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP): mmHg

Respiratory Rate (RR): BPM O2 Saturation / Respiratory Support:

2
BIOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT

Results
Date Tests
Elevated Normal Low

RFTs

LFTs

Lipid
Profile

CBC

ABGs

Sugar

(HBA1C)

Others

3
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT

Categories: Parameters: Findings:

Level of consciousness

Skin color

Signs of discomfort/distress

Eyes
(pupils, redness, discharge, jaundice)
Edema
(location, pitting/non-pitting)
Lips
General (color, dryness, cracking)
Appearance Gums
(color, bleeding, inflammation)
Ears
(hearing, discharge)
Nose
(discharge, congestion)
Throat/mouth
(mucous membranes, tonsils)
Neck
(swelling, thyroid)

Nausea/vomiting

Stool characteristics
(color, consistency, frequency)
Gastrointestinal
Appetite

Digestion

Fluid/Urine output
(mL, color)

Genitourinary Anuria, dysuria, oliguria, polyuria

Foley catheter / Self-voiding

4
DIET HISTORY FOOD ALLERGY/ SUPPLEMENTS

Do you have any food allergies or intolerances? If Yes, Specify: Yes / No

Have you been on a special diet? If Yes, Specify: Yes / No

Are you taking any nutritional supplements? If Yes, Specify: Yes / No

Are you taking any traditional remedies for your illness?

How many times a week do you eat the following meals?


Breakfast 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Lunch 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Evening tea 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Dinner 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

How often do you eat out the following in a week?


Snacks 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

REMARKS:

5
24 HOUR RECALL/ USUAL INTAKE

Meal/ Snack Time Food Item Portion Size Estimated Calories Remarks

Pre-breakfast Snack

Breakfast

Mid-morning Snack

Lunch

Evening Snack

Dinner

Late-night Snack

Consistency of Meal Timings: Regular / Irregular Gap Between Meals:

Sleep Pattern (Total sleep duration/ Quality of sleep): Physical Activity (Type / Frequency / Duration):

Fluid Intake:
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MACRONUTRIENTS & MICRONUTRIENTS EVALUATION:

Nutrients Consumed RDA Int. Nutrients Consumed RDA Int.

Total Kcal Thiamine

CHO Riboflavin

Protein Vitamin B12

Saturated Fat Iron

Poly unsaturated Fat Calcium

Cholesterol Sodium

Vitamin A Potassium

Vitamin C Phosphorous

NUTRIENT INTAKE ANALYSIS:

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CALCULATIONS

1. Body Mass Index (BMI)

Weight (kg) / Height (m2):

2. Ideal Body Weight (IBW)

Women Men

100lb for first 5 ft + 5lb for each additional inch 106lb for first 5 ft + 6lb for each additional inch
100lb for first 5 ft - 5lb for each inch below 5ft 106lb for first 5 ft - 6lb for each inch below 5ft

3. Adjusted Body Weight (ABW)

ABW = IBW + [ 0.4 * (Actual Body Weight – IBW)]

3. Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) Mifflin Equation

[10 × wt(Kg)] + [6.25 × Ht (cm)] – [5 × Age (yrs)] - 161 [10 × wt(Kg)] + [6.25 × Ht (cm)] – [5 × Age (yrs)] + 5

4. Caloric Requirement

Mild stress: 1.2


BMR × Stress Factor × Activity Factor Moderate stress: 1.5
Severe stress: 1.8

Bedridden Factor: 1.2 - 1.5


Activity Factor: 0.9-1.1

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5. AMDR Calculation

CHO:
Protein:
Fat:

6. Caloric Deficit

Total Caloric Requirement – Present Caloric Intake

7. Fluid Intake

Fluid Intake oral:

Fluid intake IV:

Total Fluid Intake:

Fluid Requirement:

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SOAP

Subjective

Objective

Assessment

Plan

1
0
MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY

No. Nutritional Problem: Intervention: Expected Outcomes:

1
1
DIET PLAN

EXCHANGES, TOTAL GRAMS & CALORIES FOR DIET PLAN

Food Groups Exchanges Carbohydrates Protein Fat kcal

Milk

Fruit

Vegetable

Starch

Meat

Fat

Total Day’s Intake

------*4= ------*4= ------*9=


Calories

Total Kcal

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DIET PLAN

Time Food Items

Pre-breakfast Snack

Breakfast

Mid-morning Snack

Lunch

Evening Snack

Dinner

Late-night Snack

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ESTIMATED REQUIREMENTS:

Kcal: Fat:

CHO: Fluids:

Protein: Micronutrients:

Feeding Route: _______________________________________________________________________

Diet Order: __________________________________________________________________________

FAT AND MICRONUTRIENTS:

Nutrients Planned RDA Interpretation Nutrients Planned RDA Int.


Intake Intake
TOTAL FAT Thiamine

MUFA Riboflavin

PUFA Vitamin B12

SATURATED FAT Iron

Cholesterol Calcium

Vitamin A Sodium

Vitamin E Potassium

Vitamin K Phosphorous

Zinc

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NUTRIENT DRUG INTERACTION
G

D Drug Name: Generic Name: Mode of Action: Side Effects: Interaction with Nutrients:

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NUTRITION EDUCATION PLAN

Dietary Guidelines / Recommendations:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Name of Intern: _____________________


Remarks by Supervisor: _____________________
Signature of Supervisor: _____________________
Date: ___________

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