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Title: Implementing Lifestyle Interventions: The Two Es Eating and Exercise Hour 2


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Implementing Lifestyle Interventions The Two Es
Eating and Exercise(Hour 2)
  • Thomas L. Lenz, Pharm.D.
  • Michael S. Monaghan, Pharm.D.
  • Creighton University
  • Eleventh Annual Prairie Health Ventures
  • Membership Conference
  • May 21, 2008
  • Lincoln, Nebraska

2
Objectives
  • Apply the basic components of nutrition and
    physical activity to sample case patients.
  • Construct a wellness plan for a sample case
    patient with hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes
    mellitus, obesity, and metabolic syndrome.

3
Components of a Patient-Centered Wellness Plan
  • Nutrition (Eating Plan)
  • Physical Activity
  • Weight Control
  • Tobacco Cessation (if needed)
  • Health Behavior Change Strategies

4
Case Patient-Nutrition
5
Compare to Guidelines
6
Food Diary
  • See attached Food Diary for Case Pt LL

7
Caloric Intake Analysis(LL average intake 3422
kcal/d)
8
Nutritional Goals for Case Patient LL
  • Short-Term (First 2 weeks)
  • Assess barriers to healthful eating and design
    strategies to overcome
  • Decrease caloric intake by 500 kcal/day
  • Medium range (2 weeks to 6 months)
  • Implement suggested nutritional modifications
  • See next slide
  • Long-Term (gt6 months)
  • Adhere to new eating plan
  • Decrease risk for CHD

9
Suggested Nutritional Modifications for Case
Patient LL
  • ? 500 kcal/d
  • ? tot. fat by 10
  • ? sat. fat by 3
  • ? fast food to 3-4x/wk
  • ? alcohol to 1 drink/d
  • ? dietary chol. Intake
  • ? fruit/veg to 5/d
  • ? fiber by 10 gm/d
  • ? whole grains
  • Try oatmeal or cold cereal for breakfast

10
Case Patient-Physical Activity
11
Compare to Guidelines
  • Moderate intensity aerobic physical activity (ex.
    walking) for a minimum of 30 minutes on 5 days
    each week or vigorous intensity aerobic physical
    activity (ex. jogging) for a minimum of 20
    minutes on 3 days each week.
  • LL does not participate in an exercise program
    and has limited activities of daily living
  • Traveling salesman
  • Average steps/day 2558

12
Physical Activity Log
  • See attached Physical Activity Log for Case Pt LL

13
Physical Activity Goals for Case Patient LL
  • Short-Term (4 weeks)
  • Increase daily pedometer activity (other than
    exercise) by 25 from baseline
  • Goal 3200 steps/d (does not include exercise)
  • Begin 10-30 minutes of moderate intensity
    exercise 2-3x/wk initially working to 3-5x/wk
  • Long-Term (6 months)
  • 30-60 minutes of moderate intensity exercise
    3-5x/wk
  • Increase daily pedometer activity (other than
    exercise) by 50 from baseline
  • Goal 3840 steps/d (does not include exercise)
  • ? risk factors for CHD

14
Exercise Program
15
Reassessment/Follow-up
  • Both nutrition and physical activity
  • In general Assess progress every other week for
    the first 4 weeks, then every other month for the
    6 months, then 2-3 times per year thereafter.
  • Follow-up should be patient specific

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