Mini Case Study
Mini Case Study
Mini Case Study
University of Maryland
College Park
Dietetic Internship
2019-2020 MINI CASE STUDY
Nutrition Assessment: Medical Diagnosis – Admitted for several unexplained syncopal episodes
Age: 72 Labs:
Gender: Female 02/11 02/12 02/17
Weight: 54kg (119lb) K+ 3.6 3.5 ( L) 3.2(L)
Ideal Body Weight: 125lb CL 95(L) 97 96
Height: 5’5” (165.1cm) BUN 42(H) 46(H) 12
BMI: 19.8 (normal) GLU 161(H) 107(H) 115(H)
% IBW change: 95.2% Phos 4.7(H) 2.2(L)
% UBW change: 91.5% WBC 5.77 4.39(L) 6.22
UBW: 130lbs HCT 27.9(L) 25.1(L) 28.5(L)
HGB 9.0(L) 8.2(L) 9.3(L)
PMH
AICD (automatic cardioverter/defibrilator), Medications:
Amyloid heart disease, DM2, ESRD on Acyclovir (antiviral)
dialysis, HTN, hypothyroidism, multiple B-Complex Vitamin
myeloma (outpatient chemo), sarcoidosis Vitamin D3
of lung Florinef (adrenocortical steroid--adrenal insufficiency,
BP on Admit: 138 postural HTN)
HR on Admit: 152/84 Lopressor (beta blocker)
Proamatine (BP support)
Torsemide (loop diuretic)
Symptoms Tramadol (narcotic)
weakness, light-headed, fainted several Venetoclax (treat lymphocytic leukemia)
times after d/c from SH 3 days prior
Current Diet
Diet History
Soft and chopped foods, boost BID Renal hemodialysis (no protein restriction, 80 mEq K, 2000
mg Na), No fluid restriction -- ED diet order
Social History: lives independently with a
husband who provides care as well as
caregiver for 4-hrs/day x 5 days/week.
Severe malnutrition in the context of an acute disease or injury related to multiple myeloma, ESRD as
evidenced by dry weight wt loss of 8.2# (7% body weight) x 1 week; moderate muscle wasting (temporal,
interosseous, clavicle, shoulder); severe fat loss (triceps). Malnutrition present on admission
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Claire Pomorski
Increased nutrient needs (protein-calorie) related to ESRD and CA as evidenced by pt reported difficulty
chewing foods and relying on nutrition supplements and soft, east to eat foods
1. AD-1.1.2: Weight 1. pt to not lose >2% body weight per week during
2. FH-1.1.1.1: PO intake/tolerance admission
3. FH 1.5.2.2 High biological protein intake 2. Pt to consume 50% of meals and at least 2 ONS daily
by next RD f/u
3. Pt is consuming HBV protein at each meal
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References:
NCM:
https://www.nutritioncaremanual.org/topic.cfm?ncm_category_id=1&lv1=5537&lv2=255666&lv3=27
2534&ncm_toc_id=272534&ncm_heading=& Accessed Feb 22, 2020
EAL: