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Read students response to assignment provide grade below in rubic

1a) Nutrient Density is a measurement of the nutrients in the food verses the kcal content. When a food is nutrient-dense it means it is high in nutrients and low in kcals.

1b) The two most nutrient dense food I ate were the chicken breast and Clif energy bar. The chicken breast because it has good protein and vitamins. The Clif bar has all the nutrients I needed and provided energy.

1c) The two foods that were less nutrient-dense were the French vanilla coffee and lemonade, both these items have no nutrients and have a high amount of sugar.

3) My actual calorie intake is lower than the recommended. It does not concern me because I am actually trying to lose weight so my goal is to eat less calories. I have used a tool to calculate how much calories I need to consume if I want to lose two pounds a week so my calorie intake is around what is recommended to lose weight.

4) In most my categories I was completely under in my MACROnutrients. All of this is concerning because even though I want to lose weight my Macronutrient needs should all be meet. In my meals I think they may be a little too small and I need to add more proteins like chicken and fish in my diet everyday also more fiber rich foods like oatmeal and beans or lentils.

5) All my calorie and fat sources are within range. My protein source is on the lower end of what is recommended. So like I stated before I need to add more protein rich foods in my diet.

6) Vitamin D Actual 2.29 Recommended 15.00

Folate 108.49 400.00

Calcium 422.64 1,000.00

Magnesium 101.19 310.00

Phosphorus. 398.46 700.00

The three most significant deficiencies were Vitamin D, Folate, and Calcium. Vitamin D and Calcium are good for your bones. Folate is good to make dna and genetic material.

Dietary Analysis Assignment Part B Grading rubic criteria up to 80 points possible: give grade point along with a brief response for grade

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 1. Summary report includes a thorough discussion of 2 specific foods that were the most nutrient dense and 2 foods that were the least nutrient dense.

· 10.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 2. Summary report includes well-thought-out recommendations for modifying 2 of the 5 food groups to meet the MyPlate recommendations. Results from the report and the recommended amounts are clearly stated.

· 10.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 3. Summary report includes a thorough discussion of the significance of actual calorie intake vs. recommended intake.

· 10.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 4. Summary report includes a thorough discussion of the significance of all MACROnutrient discrepancies. Specific suggestions are provided. Results from the report and the recommended amounts are clearly stated.

· 10.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 5. Summary report includes a thorough discussion of the specific changes that may bring the calorie distribution within recommended ranges.

· 10.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 6. Summary report includes a list of the 5 MICROnutrients that were over/under recommendations. The importance of THREE most significant discrepancies are discussed and 2 foods (for each deficiency, with portion sizes) that would correct the deficiencies are provided. Reference to a reliable source is provided. Results from the report and the recommended amounts are clearly stated.

· 15.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Uses appropriate English grammar, sentence structure, with few errors in spelling, punctuation, and capitalization

· 2.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Assignment is in correct format -- title, appropriate font size, Reference List (if necessary), etc. Answers are numbered and questions are copied into the paper. Results from the report and the recommended amounts are clearly stated.

· 3.0 pts

· This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Reviews TWO submissions by other students, writes thoughtful feedback. Comments are well organized, critical thought is used. Uses appropriate English grammar.

· 10.0 pts

· Total Points: 80.0

Rea

d students response to

assignment

provide grade below in rubic

1a) Nutrient Density is a measurement of the nutrients in the food verses the kcal content.

When a food is nutrient

-

dense it means it is high in nutrients and low in kcals.

1b) The two most nutrient dense food I ate were the chicken breast and Clif

energy bar. The

chicken breast because it has good protein and vitamins. The Clif bar has all the nutrients I

needed and provided energy.

1c) The two foods that were less nutrient

-

dense were the French vanilla coffee and lemonade,

both these items have n

o nutrients and have a high amount of sugar.

3) My actual calorie intake is lower than the recommended. It does not concern me because I

am actually trying to lose weight so my goal is to eat less calories. I have used a tool to calculate

how much calori

es I need to consume if I want to lose two pounds a week so my calorie intake

is around what is recommended to lose weight.

4) In most my categories I was completely under in my

MACRO

nutrients. All of this is

concerning because even though I want to lose

weight

my Macronutrient needs should all be

meet. In my meals I think they may be a little too small and I need to add more proteins like

chicken and fish in my diet everyday also more fiber rich foods like oatmeal and beans or lentils.

5) All my calo

rie and fat sources are within range. My protein source is on the lower end of

what is recommended. So like I stated before I need to add more protein rich foods in my diet.

6)

Vitamin D Actual 2.29 Recommended 15.00

Folate 108.49

400.00

Calcium 422.64 1,000.00

Magnesium 101.19 310.00

Phosphorus. 398.46 700.00

The three most significant deficiencies we

re Vitamin D, Folate, and Calcium. Vitamin D and

Calcium are good for your bones. Folate is good

to make dna and genetic material.

Dietary Analysis Assignment Part B Grading rubic criteria

up to 80 points possible: give grade

point along with a brie

f response for grade

·

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 1. Summary report

includes a thorough

discussion of 2 specific foods that were the most nutrient dense and 2 foods that were

the least nutrient dense.

·

10.0 pts

·

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 2. Summary report includes well

-

thought

-

out recommendations for modifying 2 of the 5 food groups to meet the

Read students response to assignment provide grade below in rubic

1a) Nutrient Density is a measurement of the nutrients in the food verses the kcal content.

When a food is nutrient-dense it means it is high in nutrients and low in kcals.

1b) The two most nutrient dense food I ate were the chicken breast and Clif energy bar. The

chicken breast because it has good protein and vitamins. The Clif bar has all the nutrients I

needed and provided energy.

1c) The two foods that were less nutrient-dense were the French vanilla coffee and lemonade,

both these items have no nutrients and have a high amount of sugar.

3) My actual calorie intake is lower than the recommended. It does not concern me because I

am actually trying to lose weight so my goal is to eat less calories. I have used a tool to calculate

how much calories I need to consume if I want to lose two pounds a week so my calorie intake

is around what is recommended to lose weight.

4) In most my categories I was completely under in my MACROnutrients. All of this is

concerning because even though I want to lose weight my Macronutrient needs should all be

meet. In my meals I think they may be a little too small and I need to add more proteins like

chicken and fish in my diet everyday also more fiber rich foods like oatmeal and beans or lentils.

5) All my calorie and fat sources are within range. My protein source is on the lower end of

what is recommended. So like I stated before I need to add more protein rich foods in my diet.

6) Vitamin D Actual 2.29 Recommended 15.00

Folate 108.49 400.00

Calcium 422.64 1,000.00

Magnesium 101.19 310.00

Phosphorus. 398.46 700.00

The three most significant deficiencies were Vitamin D, Folate, and Calcium. Vitamin D and

Calcium are good for your bones. Folate is good to make dna and genetic material.

Dietary Analysis Assignment Part B Grading rubic criteria up to 80 points possible: give grade

point along with a brief response for grade

 This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 1. Summary report includes a thorough

discussion of 2 specific foods that were the most nutrient dense and 2 foods that were

the least nutrient dense.

 10.0 pts

 This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome 2. Summary report includes well-

thought-out recommendations for modifying 2 of the 5 food groups to meet the