1. The document provides a person's weight, height, and computations to determine their ideal body weight (IBW), body mass index (BMI), total calorie requirement (TCR), and macronutrient distribution using standard methods.
2. The IBW was calculated as 61kg using Tannhauser's method. The BMI was determined to be 23 using the WHO classification and overweight using the Asia Pacific classification.
3. The TCR was calculated as 2450 kcal using the NDAP method. Macronutrient amounts were determined to be 400g carbohydrates, 90g protein, and 55g fat.
4. The dietary prescription recommends more protein, less fat and swe
1. The document provides a person's weight, height, and computations to determine their ideal body weight (IBW), body mass index (BMI), total calorie requirement (TCR), and macronutrient distribution using standard methods.
2. The IBW was calculated as 61kg using Tannhauser's method. The BMI was determined to be 23 using the WHO classification and overweight using the Asia Pacific classification.
3. The TCR was calculated as 2450 kcal using the NDAP method. Macronutrient amounts were determined to be 400g carbohydrates, 90g protein, and 55g fat.
4. The dietary prescription recommends more protein, less fat and swe
1. The document provides a person's weight, height, and computations to determine their ideal body weight (IBW), body mass index (BMI), total calorie requirement (TCR), and macronutrient distribution using standard methods.
2. The IBW was calculated as 61kg using Tannhauser's method. The BMI was determined to be 23 using the WHO classification and overweight using the Asia Pacific classification.
3. The TCR was calculated as 2450 kcal using the NDAP method. Macronutrient amounts were determined to be 400g carbohydrates, 90g protein, and 55g fat.
4. The dietary prescription recommends more protein, less fat and swe
Measure your weight and height (Take a picture of it while measuring)
WEIGHT: 65 KG HEIGHT: 167.5 cm / 5’6 ft 2. Compute the following. Please show your computations a. IBW using Tannhauser's Method = (167.5 cm – 100) – 10% = 67.5 cm – (67.5 x 0.10) = 67.5 – 6.75 = 60.75 = 61 kg b. IBW range in kilos and in pounds Lower Limit: = 61 – (61 x 0.10) = = 61 – 6.1 = 54.9 kg Upper Limit: = 61 + (61 x 0.10) = 61 + 6.1 = 72.1 kg IBW Range = 55 to 72 kg 121 lbs to 158 lbs c. BMI computation with BMI Interpretation using WHO and Asia Pacific Classification (using metric formula) 65 kg BMI = 167.5 cm 65 kg = 167.5/100 65 kg = 1.68 m x 1.68 m 65 kg = 2 2.82m BMI = 23 (WHO = Normal), (ASIA Pacific = Overweight) d. Total Calorie Requirement which includes of CHO, CHON and Fat Distribution (use the NDAP method) TCR= DBW x Moderate for Activity level TCR = 61 kg x 40 TCR = 2, 440 kcal = 2450 kcal
AMDR = TER x %/kcal per gram
2,450 kcal, 65%-15%-20% CHO: 2,450 kcal x 0.65/4 kcal =398.1 g = 400 g CHON: 2,450 kcal x 0.15/4 kcal = 91.875 g = 90 g FATS: 2,450 kcal x 0.20/9 kcal = 54.4 g = 55 g
E. Determine your Dietary Prescription More intake of Protein and lesser intake of Fat Nutrients. Moderate consumption of rice and lesser intake of sweets. Eat more vegetables and Fruits. Follow pinggang pinoy food model.