TS is an 78 YOF admitted to the hospital presenting with L sided weakness, slurred speech, and difficulty swallowing. She is not very awake per the RN. The speech pathologist has completed a swallow evaluation that reveals severe oropharyngeal dysphagia. She must be kept NPO and a tube feeding was ordered.  (17.5 points total – show your calculations for full credit) HT: 5’2″           WT: 106lbs         UBW: 112lbs The following day, TS was started on Jevity (1.2 kcals/mL and protein 18.5% of calories) at 15 mL/hr. The dietitian was consulted for goal rate recommendations. 2) Estimate calorie and protein requirements. Use the best method when indirect calorimetry is not available. Make sure to show your calculations. (4.5 points) 

akinesia anti-cholinergic aspiration pneumonia beta-hydroxy butyrate bradykinesia bronchitis cyanosis dementia dysguesia dyspnea epilepsy epinephrine excitatory gastroparesis hypercapnia intractable hypoglycemia hyperglycemia leukotrienes hyperplasia hypophagia hypothalamus ischemia myelin orthopnea paraplegia pleural effusion nephropathy neuropathy nitric oxide nosocomial platelet quadriplegia retinopathy serotonin surfactant tracheostomy tumor necrosis factor steatosis thermogenesis thrombus  xerostomia   _______ excessive amounts of CO2 in the blood

*BONUS QUESTION: Students in NUTR 4379 – Medical Nutrition Therapy II listened to dietitian Rachel Trammell, MS, RD, CSR, LD on 03/04/25 about her job role and duties with Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, TX. Discuss two points you learned from the topics covered that helped you learn more about the inpatient/outpatient renal dietitian function and/or nutrients impacted by renal system. Each point needs to include 2 sentences minimum. Make sure to utilize complete sentences that reflect university level writing and grammar. (4 points)

akinesia anti-cholinergic aspiration pneumonia beta-hydroxy butyrate bradykinesia bronchitis cyanosis dementia dysguesia dyspnea epilepsy epinephrine excitatory gastroparesis hypercapnia intractable hypoglycemia hyperglycemia leukotrienes hyperplasia hypophagia hypothalamus ischemia myelin orthopnea paraplegia pleural effusion nephropathy neuropathy nitric oxide nosocomial platelet quadriplegia retinopathy serotonin surfactant tracheostomy tumor necrosis factor steatosis thermogenesis thrombus  xerostomia   ________ refers to resistance to treatment to treatment  

TS is an 78 YOF admitted to the hospital presenting with L sided weakness, slurred speech, and difficulty swallowing. She is not very awake per the RN. The speech pathologist has completed a swallow evaluation that reveals severe oropharyngeal dysphagia. She must be kept NPO and a tube feeding was ordered.  (17.5 points total – show your calculations for full credit) HT: 5’2″           WT: 106lbs         UBW: 112lbs The following day, TS was started on Jevity (1.2 kcals/mL and protein 18.5% of calories) at 15 mL/hr. The dietitian was consulted for goal rate recommendations. 3) Based on your answer to number #2, write a tube feeding rate for this patient. Show all your calculations. Round to the nearest whole number for your final answer.

*BONUS QUESTION: Students in NUTR 4379 – Medical Nutrition Therapy II listened to dietitian Rachel Trammell, MS, RD, CSR, LD on 03/04/25 about her job role and duties with Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, TX. Discuss two points you learned from the topics covered that helped you learn more about the inpatient/outpatient renal dietitian function and/or nutrients impacted by renal system. Each point needs to include 2 sentences minimum. Make sure to utilize complete sentences that reflect university level writing and grammar. (4 points)

akinesia anti-cholinergic aspiration pneumonia beta-hydroxy butyrate bradykinesia bronchitis cyanosis dementia dysguesia dyspnea epilepsy epinephrine excitatory gastroparesis hypercapnia intractable hypoglycemia hyperglycemia leukotrienes hyperplasia hypophagia hypothalamus ischemia myelin orthopnea paraplegia pleural effusion nephropathy neuropathy nitric oxide nosocomial platelet quadriplegia retinopathy serotonin surfactant tracheostomy tumor necrosis factor steatosis thermogenesis thrombus  xerostomia   _______ substance secreted by the lungs that provides stability of pulmonary tissue and decreases surface tension

TS is an 78 YOF admitted to the hospital presenting with L sided weakness, slurred speech, and difficulty swallowing. She is not very awake per the RN. The speech pathologist has completed a swallow evaluation that reveals severe oropharyngeal dysphagia. She must be kept NPO and a tube feeding was ordered.  (17.5 points total – show your calculations for full credit) HT: 5’2″           WT: 106lbs         UBW: 112lbs The following day, TS was started on Jevity (1.2 kcals/mL and protein 18.5% of calories) at 15 mL/hr. The dietitian was consulted for goal rate recommendations.   1) What is TS’s percentage UBW?

akinesia anti-cholinergic aspiration pneumonia beta-hydroxy butyrate bradykinesia bronchitis cyanosis dementia dysguesia dyspnea epilepsy epinephrine excitatory gastroparesis hypercapnia intractable hypoglycemia hyperglycemia leukotrienes hyperplasia hypophagia hypothalamus ischemia myelin orthopnea paraplegia pleural effusion nephropathy neuropathy nitric oxide nosocomial platelet quadriplegia retinopathy serotonin surfactant tracheostomy tumor necrosis factor steatosis thermogenesis thrombus  xerostomia   ________ refers to resistance to treatment to treatment  

akinesia anti-cholinergic aspiration pneumonia beta-hydroxy butyrate bradykinesia bronchitis cyanosis dementia dysguesia dyspnea epilepsy epinephrine excitatory gastroparesis hypercapnia intractable hypoglycemia hyperglycemia leukotrienes hyperplasia hypophagia hypothalamus ischemia myelin orthopnea paraplegia pleural effusion nephropathy neuropathy nitric oxide nosocomial platelet quadriplegia retinopathy serotonin surfactant tracheostomy tumor necrosis factor steatosis thermogenesis thrombus  xerostomia   ______ refers to a stimulus from a neurological response