Answer to Question 1
Altered nutrition-related laboratory values related to chronic kidney disease as evidenced by increasing BUN, Cr, PO4.
Excessive mineral intake related to consumption of high-phosphorous and high-potassium foods as evidenced by serum PO4 level and intake of >1200 mg, intake of 3900 mg of K, excessive consumption of meats, and usual consumption of orange juice, potatoes, and broccoli (high-K foods).
Predicted suboptimal nutrient intake related to nausea, metallic taste, and edema as evidenced by patient interview.
Answer to Question 2
Inadequate oral intake: Inadequate oral intake related to anorexia and dysphagia as evidenced by 24-hour recall documenting intake < 50 of estimated requirements.
Increased energy expenditure
Inadequate fluid intake
Malnutrition
Inadequate protein-energy intake
Inadequate protein intake
Unintended weight loss:Unintended weight loss related to poor nutritional intake as evidenced by 29 weight loss.
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