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MEER IFRAH
Incharge – Mrs. Anuradha Shekhar
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DIABETES MELLITUS
It is a chronic metabolic disorderThe body prevents to utilize glucose completely or partially In a healthy person, the blood glucose level is regulated by several
hormones, primarily insulin In diabetes, glucose in the blood cannot move efficiently into cells, so
blood glucose levels remain highAll the cells starves that need the glucose for fuel
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MAJOR RISK FACTORS OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
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SYMPTOMS OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
Unexplained weight lossExcessive eating (polyphagia)Excessive urination (polyuria)Excessive thirst (polydipsia)Fatigue, constantly tiredHyperglycemiaFluid and electrolyte imbalanceBlurry visionPoor wound healing
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COMPLICATIONS OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
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DIABETIC FOOT
It is one of long term complication of type 2 Diabetes
Foot problems commonly develop: With damage to the nervous system, a person with diabetes
may not be able to feel his or her feet properly Foot injuries cause ulcers and infections. Difficult to heal these wounds One of the treatment is amputation
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PATIENT HISTORY
Name: XYZAge: 75yrs oldSex: MaleOccupation: Retired Ethnicity: HinduFood habit: VegetarianActivity: SedentaryBlood group: A+veAdmitted: 31/10/12Discharged 6/11/12
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DIAGNOSIS
Personal history: No HypertensionNo TuberculosisNo Ischemic heart diseases2nd and 3rd right toes amputation on September
2004No addiction and allergy.
Primary diagnosis: Diabetic mellitus and right diabetic footPresent complain: Non-healing ulcer of right foot since 7yrs Course of hospitalization: Patient admitted with non-healing ulcer, right
foot, right below knee amputation (BKA).Family history: Nil
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ANTHROPOMETRIC DATA
Height: 155cmWeight: 53kgBMI: 22IBW: 55kg
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PARAMETERS ON ADMISSION
Temperature: 98 FPulse rate: 60/minBlood pressure: 120/80 mmHgHeart rate: 116/minRespiration Rate:220/min
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BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL
Date Fasting Blood Sugar Prelunch Predinner
Normal Value 60-110mg/dl 60-140mg/dl 60-140mg/dl
31/10/12 ……………….. ………………….. 189
2/11/12 148 108 180
3/11/12 90 289 270
4/11/12 133 133 290
5/11/12 132 236 246
6/11/12 117 ………. ………..
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COMPLETE HEMOGRAMLevel Unit Nomal values
Hb 7.70 (L) g/dl 13-18
RBC count 2.79 *10^6/ul 3.8-6.2
PCV 23.50 % 36-52
MCV 84.20 Fl 80-96
MCH 27.60 Pg 27-33
MCHC 32.80 g/dl 32-36
RDW 12.90 % 11-16
WBC count 13.27(H) *10^3/ul 4-11
Differential count
Neutrophils 80.6 % 50-70
Lymphocytes 14.8 % 20-45
Eosinophils 0.2 % 1-6
Monocytes 4.2 % 0-1
Basophils 0.2 % 0-1
Platelets counts 387 *10^3/ul 150-400
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PLASMA GLUCOSE RANDOM
Level Unit Normal level
Plasma glucose
random
241.33 mg/dl 60-140
Serum
Creatinine
1.46 mg/dl 0.5-1.5
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CASE STUDY INTERPRETATION Case of Type 2 Diabetes The all other biological parameters are all normal. Hyperglycemic index.
The persons BMI is also normal.
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HOME RECALL
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HOME RECALL7:30 Breakfast Tea -75ml milk+1tsp sugar
1k upma: 30gms rawa + 1/4 onion + ¼ tomato + 1 tsp oil1:00 Lunch: 2phulka: 30 Gms wheat flour
1k rice: 30gms riceVegetable: 1/2 spinach + ¼ onion + ¼ tomatoes + ½ potato + 1tsp oil 1k curd: 75 ml curd
4:30 Snacks: Tea – 75 milk + 1 tsp sugar Chivda: 30 Gms puffed rice + 15 gms ground nuts Fruits: banana
9:00 Dinner:1k rice: 30 Gms wheat flour1k amti: 30gms dal + ¼ onion +1/4 tomato + 1 tsp jaggery + 1 tsp oil2 phulka: 30gms wheat flour Vegetable: ½ Spinach + ¼ onion + ¼ tomatoes + ½ potato +1tsp oil1k curd: 75 ml curdFruits: papaya
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EXCHANGE LIST
FOOD EXCHANGENo. Of
exchangeAmount
(gm)Energy (Kcal) CHO (gm) Protein (gm) Fat (gm)
Cereal 6 180 600 132 15 3
Pulses 1 30 100 17 7 0.5
Nuts & oilseeds 0.5 15 50 1.5 1.5 4
Milk & milk products 2 300 200 14 10 12
Potato 1 100 100 24 1.8 0
Vegetable 3 300 105 21 6 0
Fruits 2 100 25 0 0
Sugar 3 15 60 15 0 0
Fats & oils 4 20 180 0 0 20
1510 249.5 41.3 39.5
Percentage % 66.09 10.94 23.54
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF EXCHANGES
Food
GroupTotal Breakfast
Mid
morningLunch Evening
Mid
eveningDinner Bed time
Cereals 6 1 2 1 2
Pulses 1 1
Nuts and
oilseeds½ ½
Milk and
milk
products
2.5 ½ 2/3 ½ 2/3
Potato 1 1/2 1/2
vegetable 3 ½ 1 1 ½
FRUITS 2 1 1
Sugar 3 1 1 1
Fats and
oil4 1 1` 2
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HOSPITAL RECALL
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EXCHANGE LIST
FOOD EXCHANGE
No. Of exchange
Amount (gm)
Energy (Kcal) CHO (gm)
Protein (gm) Fat (gm)
Cereal 4 120 400 88 10 2
Bread 1 100 21 3 0.5Marie Biscuits (4) 1.5 150 27 3 3
Pulses 2 60 200 34 14 1Milk & milk products 4 600 400 28 20 24
Vegetable 3 300 105 21 6 0
Fruits 1 50 12.5 0 0
Fats & oils 4 5 180 0 0 20
1600 231.5 56 50.5Percentage % 57.88 14.00 28.41
DAY 1: SOFT DIET (1700 DD Kcals)INTERPRETATION: The patient intake was moderate.
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF EXCHANGES Food Group
Total Early Morning
Breakfast
Mid Morning
Lunch Mid Lunch
Snacks
Mid Evening
Dinner Bed Time
Cereals 6.5 1 1.5 1.5 1.5
Pulses 2 1 1
Milk And Milk Product
4 1 1/3 2/3 1/3 2/3 1
Vegetable 3 1 0.5 1.5
Fruits 1 1
Fats And Oil 4 1 1 1 1
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EXCHANGE LIST:
FOOD EXCHANGE
No. Of exchange
Amount (gm)
Energy (Kcal) CHO (gm)
Protein (gm) Fat (gm)
Cereal 6.5 195 650 143 16.25 3.25
Pulses 2.5 75 250 42.5 17.5 1.25
Milk & milk products 4 600 400 28 20 24
Vegetable 3 300 105 21 6 0
Fruits 1 50 12.5 0 0
Fats & oils 4 20 180 0 0 20
1650 247 59.75 48.5
Percentage % 59.88 14.48 26.45
INTERPRETATION: The patient intake was moderate.
Day 2:Full diabetic diet(1700 kcal)
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF EXCHANGES
FOOD GROUP
TOTAL EARLY MORNING
BREAKFAST
MID MORNING
LUNCH MID LUNCH
SNACK
MID EVENING
DINNER
BED TIME
Cereals 6.5 1 2 1.5 2
Pulses 2.5 1 1.5
Milk and milk product
4 1 1/3 2/3 1/3 2/3 1
Vegetables
3 1 0.5 1.5
FRUITS 1 1
Fats and oil
4 1 1 1 1
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EXCHANGE LIST
FOOD EXCHANGE
No. Of exchange
Amount (gm)
Energy (Kcal) CHO (gm)
Protein (gm) Fat (gm)
Cereal 7 210 700 154 17.5 3.5
Pulses 2.5 75 250 42.5 17.5 1.25Milk & milk products 4 600 400 28 20 24
Vegetable 3 300 105 21 6 0
Fruits 1 50 12.5 0 0
Sugar 0 5 0 0 0 0
Fats & oils 4 20 180 0 0 20
1700 258 61 48.75 Percentage % 60.71 14.35 25.81
INTERPRETATION: The patient intake was Adequate.
DAY 3 FULL DIABETIC DIET (1700 kcals)
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF EXCHANGES
Food Group
TotalEarly Morni
ng
Breakfast
Mid Morni
ngLunch
Mid Lunch
Snacks
Mid Eveni
ng
Dinner
Bed Time
Cereals
7 1.5 2 1.5 2
Pulses 2.5 1 1.5
Milk And Milk
Product
4 1 1/3 2/3 1/3 2/3 1
Vegetables
3 1 0.5 1.5
Fruits 1 1
Fats And Oil
4 1 1 1 1
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AVERAGE NUTRITIONAL PROFILE OF HOSPITAL RECALL
EnergyKcal
Proteingms
CHOgms
Fatsgms
Day 1 1600 56 231.5 50.5
Day 2 1650 59.75 247 48.5
Day 3 1700 61 258 48.75
Average 1650 57.9 245.5 49.25
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MEDICAL NUTRITIONAL THERAPY
CARBOHYDRATE:60-65% of total caloriePROTEIN:12-16% of kcals FAT:20-25% of total calorie
VITAMIN AND MINERAL: adequate amounts.
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NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT
Height: 155cmWeight: 53kgBMI: 22IBW: 55kg
Assessed Calorie: 55x30 =1650 kcalsAssessed protein: 55x1=55g
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DISCHARGED DIET
Total Calorie: 1650-1700kcals
Protein: 55g
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EXCHANGE LIST
FOOD EXCHANGE
No. Of exchange
Amount (gm)
Energy (Kcal) CHO (gm)
Protein (gm) Fat (gm)
Cereal 7 210 700 154 17.5 3.5
Pulses 2 60 200 34 14 1Milk & milk products 4 600 400 28 20 24
Vegetable 3 300 105 21 6 0
Fruits 2 100 25 0 0
Fats & oils 4 20 180 0 0 20
1700 262 57.5 48.5 Percentage % 61.65 13.53 25.68
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DISCHARGE DIET MENU7:00 am Early morning 1 Cup Milk (150ml) without
sugar
8:30- 9:00am Breakfast Tea:1/3 cup milk (without sugar)
1 bowl Upma/
poha/khakra(3)/uttapa(2)
/thalipit/idli
11:00am Mid morning Fruit
1:00 pm Lunch ½ bowl rice
3 Phulka
1 bowl Dal
1 bowl vegetable and salad
1k Curd:100 ml
3:00pm Mid lunch 1 bowl soup/salad
5:00pm Snacks Tea:1/3 cup milk (without sugar)
Khakra/dhokla/bhel/chivda/rawa
porridge
7:00 Mid evening Fruits
9:00 Dinner ½ bowl rice
3 Phulka
1 bowl Dal
1 bowl vegetable and salad
1k curd:100ml
11:00 Bed time 1 cup milk without sugar
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF EXCHANGES
Food
GroupTotal
Early
Morni
ng
Breakfa
st
Mid
Morni
ng
LunchMid
Lunch
Snack
s
Mid
Evenin
g
DinnerBed
Time
Cereals 7 1.5 2 1.5 2
Pulses 2 1 1
Milk
And
Milk
Product
4 1 1/3 2/3 1/3 2/3 1
Vegeta
bles3 0.5 1 0.5 1
Fruits 2 1 1
Fats
And Oil4 1 1 1 1
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GENERAL DIETARY INSTRUCTIONS
Foods To Be Avoided
Foods To Be Restricted
Foods Allowed
•Sugar, honey, jaggery, sweet items •Fried foods•Thickening agents like corn flour and Maida in soups•Soft drinks , fruit juices and alcohol.•Reused oils and hydrogenated fats (dalda, vanaspati)
•Refined and processed food items, maida preparations•Oily and thick gravies prepared of coconut, cashew nut, ground nuts etc., and oily pickles•High Calorie Vegetables like Potato, Sweet potato
•Green leafy vegetable•Salads•Soup•Fruits •Buttermilk•Lime water without sugar
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DIETARY TIPSAvoid fasting & skipping mealsSpace out the meals like proper breakfast, mid morning, lunch,
evening snack, dinner and a bed time snack.Drink plenty of water (8-10 glasses per day)Whole cereals, Whole Pulses, Milk & Milk products, and Fresh Fruits
as advised.Prefer almonds and walnut among nuts (3-4 pieces) in a dayOil consumption should be restricted to ½ kg/ month/ person i.e., 3-
4 teaspoon per day. Avoid trans fatty acid (reused oils, Dalda,Vanspati)
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