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Question Case Study - Osteoporosis PreventionInstructions: A nutrition intern at the local college cafeteria was asked to evaluate two breakfast meal plans. The menus for each breakfast plan are shown below.Breakfast #1Smoothie made with the following ingredients:Bran cereal, 1/3 cupBerries, assorted, frozen, 1 cupWalnuts, ¼ cupSkim milk, 1.5 cupsBreakfast #2McDonalds® Breakfast Value Meal:Egg McMuffin, 1 itemHash brown patty, 1 itemDiet Coke, 20 ouncesThe intern was asked to calculate the nutrient composition for Vitamin D and Calcium for each breakfast meal plan and the results are shown in the tables on the next slide.The intern was asked to calculate the nutrient composition for Vitamin D and Calcium for each breakfast meal plan and the results are shown in the tables below.Nutrient composition of meals:Breakfast #1 ItemCalCaVit DBreakfast  #2 ItemCalCaVit DBran cereal, 1/3 cup70           1940Egg McMuffin, 1 item30027540Berries, assorted, frozen, 1 cup91               120Hash brown patty, 1 item15000Walnuts, ¼ cup164                290Diet Coke, 20 ounces000Skim milk, 1.5 cups137                44971    Totals467509111Totals45027540        Key: Cal = kcalories, Ca = calcium (milligrams), Vit D = vitamin D (micrograms)  Health Science Science Nursing HUN 1201 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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