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Q Assignment Instructions Follow the instructions below to complete the assignment. Select the Course Schedule located on the Course Menu for the due date. For your assignment, review the assessment information for your client (Fred) from previous case study assignments. 1. Develop three diagnosis statements for Fred. 2. Review the Case Study Part C: Intervention Planning Worksheet Rubric [DOCX] and complete the Case Study Part C: Intervention Planning Worksheet [DOCX] for this case. 3. Submit the completed document. To do this: a. Save your document as LastName_FirstName_CSC.DOCX. b. Select the assignment link above. c. Select the “Browse My Computer” button. d. Select the document. e. Select the “Open” button. f. Select the “Submit” button. g. If you need further instructions, watch How to Upload an Attachment [0:26].

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Case Study Part C: Nutrition Intervention Worksheet Step 1: Review the client’s story, assessment and diagnoses. Step 2: Write the nutrition prescription. • Energy: 2275 kcals per day (about 1000 less than current intake) • Protein: 51.4 grams • Food groups: Whole Grains 6–8 oz, vegetables 4–5 cups, fruits 4–5 cups; dairy 2–3 cups; lean meats 6 oz; nuts, seeds, legumes, 4–5 cups; fats and oils, 2–3 tsps, <10% of calories from added sugars. • Macronutrient distribution: 20-35% fat, 45-65% carbohydrate, protein 10-35%