Analyzing Your Diet Using DINE Healthy

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Analyzing Your Diet UsingDINE Healthy
Jane E. Schultz Capital High School June 15, 1999
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Opening the Program

• 1. Double click on the DINE Healthy folder.
• 2. Double click on the DINE Healthy icon.
• 3. Click the OK button on the DINE Healthy title
  screen.
• 4. The main menu and menu bar will appear on the
  screen.

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Creating a Personal File

• 1. Choose New from the file menu.
• 2. Fill in the information on the personal
  profile screen by tabbing through the fields.
• 3. Click OK.
• 4. On the next screen, type your name in the
  Save as field.
• 5. Click OK.

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Completing a Food Record

• 1. Choose New Recordfrom the Foods Menu.
• 2. Enter the date and check that the weight
  field is correct.
• 3. Click OK.
• 4. Type in the name of your first Brk food.
• 5. Click the Find button (or Search button.)

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• 6. When the Food Search Results screen appears,
  double click on the name of the food you ate.
• 7. Change the amount and unit files to show the
• amount which you ate.
• 8. Click the Add button.
• 9. Add your next Brk food using the same steps.

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• 10. When you finish adding all your Brk Foods,
  change the meal description to Lun using the
  pop-up menu in the Meal field.
• 11. Continue to add your Lun, Dnr and Snk foods.

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Analyzing a Food Record

• 1. Select Analyze from the foods menu.
• 2. Highlight the date of the food record and
  click the Select button (or OK button).
• 3. Click OK on the Dietary Analysis Options
  screen.
• 4. The analysis screens will appear. Click off
  the title bar of the analysis you want to see to
  bring that screen to the front.

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WV Instructional Goals and Objectives Human
Anatomy

• HAP.17 engage in active inquiries,
  investigations, and hands-on learning
• HAP.30 examine how food supplies nutrition to
  the tissues through its breakdown by the
  digestive system
• HAP.38 describe potential system failures in the
  human body due to nutritional influences
• HAP.49 apply scientific skills and technological
  tools to address personal and societal needs
• HAP.54 access, gather, store, retrieve, and
  organize date using hardware and software
  designed for these purposes

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WV IGOs (contd)

• HAP.55 collect, analyze and display data using
  computers and other electronic technology
• HAP.56 access Internet resources for a variety of
  purposes
• HAP.58 identify and solve problems with the
  appropriate technology

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Bibliography

• Microsoft Office clipart
• DINE Healthy (software), DINE Systems, Inc.