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    Albert is a 54-year-old man who weighs 220 pounds and wants to lose 40 pounds in 8 months for his daughter's wedding. He acknowledges he may be overweight but says he needs to eat a lot to keep his energy for work and enjoys eating. His activities include only watching TV and playing cards. The nursing assessment found Albert has an imbalanced nutrition diagnosis related to excess calorie intake and low physical activity. The plan is for Albert to understand the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle through nursing interventions over 1 month to help him lose weight safely. The goal is for Albert to select proper meals and activities and demonstrate adequate weight loss.

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    NCM 1o5 NCP

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    Albert is a 54-year-old man who weighs 220 pounds and wants to lose 40 pounds in 8 months for his daughter's wedding. He acknowledges he may be overweight but says he needs to eat a lot to keep his energy for work and enjoys eating. His activities include only watching TV and playing cards. The nursing assessment found Albert has an imbalanced nutrition diagnosis related to excess calorie intake and low physical activity. The plan is for Albert to understand the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle through nursing interventions over 1 month to help him lose weight safely. The goal is for Albert to select proper meals and activities and demonstrate adequate weight loss.

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    Albert is a 54-year-old man who weighs 220 pounds and wants to lose 40 pounds in 8 months for his daughter's wedding. He acknowledges he may be overweight but says he needs to eat a lot to keep his energy for work and enjoys eating. His activities include only watching TV and playing cards. The nursing assessment found Albert has an imbalanced nutrition diagnosis related to excess calorie intake and low physical activity. The plan is for Albert to understand the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle through nursing interventions over 1 month to help him lose weight safely. The goal is for Albert to select proper meals and activities and demonstrate adequate weight loss.

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    NCM 1o5 NCP

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    Albert is a 54-year-old man who weighs 220 pounds and wants to lose 40 pounds in 8 months for his daughter's wedding. He acknowledges he may be overweight but says he needs to eat a lot to keep his energy for work and enjoys eating. His activities include only watching TV and playing cards. The nursing assessment found Albert has an imbalanced nutrition diagnosis related to excess calorie intake and low physical activity. The plan is for Albert to understand the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle through nursing interventions over 1 month to help him lose weight safely. The goal is for Albert to select proper meals and activities and demonstrate adequate weight loss.

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    Nursing Care Plan

    Scenario
    Albert is a 54-year-old married man who has dropped by the clinic’s yearly health fair to find out about weight loss
    planning. His only daughter is getting married in 8 months, and his wife has been asking him about losing some weight
    before the big event. He works as a laborer at a meat packing plant and has health insurance. He states that he is
    entitled to one checkup a year, but he has not taken advantage of that for several years because he is in good health and
    does not want “to raise the cost of health care” any more than necessary. He says he is 5’10” tall and weighs about 220
    pounds, “give or take a couple”. His weight has been stable in recent years, but he admits he rarely steps on a scale and
    acknowledges that he might be “a bit overweight.” He says he needs to eat “a lot” to keep up his energy for work and
    because he simply likes to eat almost anything. Activities outside work hours include only sedentary pastimes such as
    watching television or playing cards. He asks for diet plan so he can lose about 40 pounds before the wedding.

    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation


    Subjective: Imbalanced Nutrition: Short Term Goals: 1. Establish rapport with At the end of the
    More than body After 1 hour of nursing the patient. nursing interventions,
    Patient acknowledges requirements related intervention, the patient 2. Discuss to the patient the outcome is met.
    that he might be to excess intake and will be able to: the importance of Albert was able to
    overweight, he says decreased activity - understand the maintaining a healthy understand the
    that he needs to eat “a expenditure (as importance of proper diet and lifestyle importance of proper
    lot” in order to keep up evidenced by weight diet and physical (inclusive of proper diet diet. He was able to
    his energy for his work, of 220 lbs., activity. and physical activity). alter his lifestyle by
    he simply eats almost undesirable eating - enumerate the 3. Discuss causes of selecting the meals he
    anything. Patient patterns, and lack of foods/meals to be obesity and its effect to wants to eat and are
    states he spends physical fitness on included in his diet. the body and health. also good sources of
    sedentary pastimes pastimes). 4. Encourage patient to proper nutrients, and
    suck as watching TV carry out and review by introducing proper
    and/or playing cards as Severe obesity is Long Term Goal: daily food diary (caloric physical activities in his
    his activities outside associated with a After 1 day of nursing intake, types and pastimes. Albert was
    work. Patient wants to failure to maintain a intervention, the patient amounts of food, able to lose weight and
    lose about 40 pounds diet or lifestyle will be able to: eating habits). reach his goal weight
    in 8 months. change. The usual - demonstrate selection 5. Formulate an eating which is 180 lbs. within
    amount of physical of meals and physical plan with the patient, 8 months.
    Objective: activities that will help using patient’s height,
    Age: 54 activity per day is
    achieve weight loss body build, age,
    Height: 5’10 lower than what is and will display gender, and individual
    Weight: 220 lbs. advised for both improved energy level. patterns of eating,
    BMI: 31.48 = Obese gender and age. energy, and nutrient
    After 1 month of nursing requirements.
    NANDA interventions, the patient 6. Emphasize to the
    International nursing will be able to patient the importance
    diagnosis (2015- demonstrate adequate of avoiding fad diets.
    2017) weight loss 7. Discuss binge eating
    and develop strategies
    for dealing with these
    episodes (substituting
    other actions for
    eating).
    8. Identify realistic
    increment goals for
    weekly weight loss.
    9. Consult with dietitian to
    determine caloric and
    nutrient requirements
    for individuals weight
    loss.

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