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Assessment calculations. Complete the calculations using the following patient information for all calculations: 64 y.o., male,...

Assessment calculations. Complete the calculations using the following patient information for all calculations: 64 y.o., male, 6’3”, 254 lbs. Place your final answer in the blank spaces provided to the left of each question. (10 x 2 points each = 20 points)

SHOW DETAILED WORK (in the space on the right)!

__________      Determine his IBW assuming a medium frame.

__________      Determine his % IBW.

__________      If his usual BW is 286 lbs, what is his % UBW?

__________     What is his percent weight loss?

__________      Convert his weight in lbs. to kg.

__________      How many inches tall is the patient?

__________      Convert his height from inches to meters.

__________      Determine his BMI.

__________ What is his weight status (classification) according to his BMI?

__________ What is his RMR using the Mifflin-St.Jeor formula?

Assessment calculations. Complete the calculations using the following patient information for all calculations: 64 y.o., male, 6’3”, 254 lbs. Place your final answer in the blank spaces provided to the left of each question. (10 x 2 points each = 20 points)

SHOW DETAILED WORK (in the space on the right)!

__________      Determine his IBW assuming a medium frame.

__________      Determine his % IBW.

__________      If his usual BW is 286 lbs, what is his % UBW?

__________     What is his percent weight loss?

__________      Convert his weight in lbs. to kg.

__________      How many inches tall is the patient?

__________      Convert his height from inches to meters.

__________      Determine his BMI.

__________ What is his weight status (classification) according to his BMI?

__________ What is his RMR using the Mifflin-St.Jeor formula?

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IBW

Formula : 106 pounds + 6× number of inches over 5 feet tall.

IBW = 106lb + 6×15

= 106 lb + 90

= 196 lb

Percentage of IBW

Formula: (weight × 100)÷ IBW

(254 × 100) ÷ 196

= 25400 ÷ 196

=129.59%

Percentage of UBW

%UBW = Current body weight ÷ usual body weight ×100

= 254lb ÷ 286lbs × 100

= o.888 × 100

= 88.8%

Percentage of weight loss

Loss weight ÷ UBW × 100

Loss weight = 286 - 254

=32

% of weight loss = 32 ÷ 286 × 100

=0.1119 × 100

= 11.19 %

Convert weight from pound to kilogram

The weight is given in lbs. So we should convert it into kilograms.

1 lbs = 0.453592 kg

254 lbs = 254 × 0.453592

=115.212 kg

Height in inches

1 feet = 12 inches

6 feet 3 inch = 6 × 12 + 3

= 72 + 3

= 75 inches

Convert height from inches to meters

1 inch = 0.0254 meter

75 inches = 75 × 0.0254

= 1.905 meters

BMI

Formula: Weight (lbs) ÷ [height ( inch)]2 × 703

= 254 ÷ (75)2 × 703

= 254 ÷ 5625 × 703

= 0.04555556 × 703

= 31.74

According to BMI Classification his weight status is obese (>30 is obese)

RMR using Mifflin st. Jeor formula

For men, ( 10 × weight in kg ) + (6.25 × height in centimeters) - ( 5 × age in years) + 5

= (10 × 115.212) + (6.25 × 190.5) - ( 5 × 64) + 5

= 1152.12 + 1190.625 - 320 + 5

= 2342 - 320 + 5

= 2027.745

Nightingale answered 2 years ago
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