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haleyc112

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Calculate LT's total energy needs using the Harris-Benedict equation and appropriate stress factor

Question 2

Explain the results of Mrs. J's GTT in relationship to her family background.



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Answer to Question 1

BEE = 66 + 13.7  74.8 + 5  185.4 - 6.8  35
= 66 + 1025 + 927  238 = 1780 kcals

1780  1.3 to 1.5 = 2314 to 2670 kcals

Answer to Question 2

Mrs. J is a very stressed person who has a lot of external pressures and whose worrying and pride create internal pressure. Her eating habits are poor and contribute to hypoglycemia.



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