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PC NUTRI-DIET
FOR WINDOWS
BY SHIMAR PRODUCTIONS
213 Brandywyne Street
Friendswood, Tx 77546
(713) 482-9381
Copyright (C) 1991 Portion (C) Copyright
Shimar Productions Microsoft Corporation
Release 1.2 1991, 1992
All rights reserved. All rights reserved.
INTRODUCTION
PC NUTRI-DIET is a personal computer software product consisting
of a data file and a program.
The Data File:
The source of the data is the entire USDA (United States
Department of Agriculture) database known as Handbook 8 in the
food profession. It features 80 nutritional components of
almost 5000 food descriptions. Handbook 8, in printed form, may
be purchased at any U.S. Government bookstore for $7.00. In
magnetic media form it may be purchased at a cost of $280.00 from
The US. Department of Commerce, NTIS (National Technical
Information Service).
The data has been reduced by selecting only 16 of the 80 nutrients.
These 16 include all those that are required by law on food labels.
The Program:
The program consists of two modules:
1) Meal Planning
2) User Food Database Update
The Meal Planning module provides a unique method for retrieving
and displaying food descriptions and associated nutritional data,
as well as an interactive technique of tuning the total nutrient
composition.
The User Food Database Update module allows the user to add food
descriptions and associated nutritional data to the database.
STARTING PC NUTRI-DIET FOR WINDOWS
Creat a directory NDWIN (C:MKDIR NDWIN)
Change directory (CD NDWIN).
Insert diskette containing NDWIN.ZIP in Drive A:
Type A:
Unpack NDWIN.ZIP (PKUNZIP NDWIN.ZIP C:)
The following files will be unpacked:
READ.ME
NDWIN.DOC
NDWIN.EXE
NDFOOD.DAT
VBRUN100.DLL
Type c:
Now execute NDWIN under WINDOWS (C:\WINDOWS\WIN NDWIN)
The program begins by displaying the first form with the following
pulldown menu choices:
MEAL_PLANNING USER_DATABASE_UPDATE QUIT
Use the mouse to pulldown the MEAL_PLANNING menu and select
CREATE MEAL.
The FOOD SELECTION form appears.
A PRACTICE SESSION
Move the mouse cursor to VEGETABLES under FOOD CATEGORIES and click.
Notice that the first page of the VEGETABLES list appears at the right
of the form.
Click the PAGE DOWN box and notice that the next page of the VEGETABLE
list appears. Click the PAGE UP box and the first page reappears.
Notice that the number of calories per 100 grams appears to the right
of each item on the page. Click the NEXT NUTRIENT box and notice that
protein per 100 grams replaces calories. The nutrients that can be
displayed by successively clicking the NEXT NUTRIENT box are:
CALORIES
PROTEIN
CARBOHYDRATES
FAT
FIBER
CHOLESTEROL
SODIUM
POTASSIUM
VITAMIN A
VITAMIN C
THIAMINE
RIBOFLAVIN
NIACIN
CALCIUM
IRON
PHOSPHORUS
Clicking the PREVIOUS NUTRIENT box displays the previous set of nutrient
values.
Click the FIND box and the SEARCH box appears. Enter "CABBAGE" and then
press Enter key or click OK box. The page with CABBAGE items is retrieved.
Move the cursor to CABBAGE, BOILED and click. The FOOD SELECTION form
is replaced by the AMOUNT OF SELECTED FOOD form.
Ounce is the default unit of measurement. For our exercise move the
cursor to CUP and click.
The number of units can be entered by clicking the number pad boxes.
For our exercise enter 1.5 and click the OK or press the ENTER key.
The Meal Composition File form appears with a list of all the
selected foods, total amounts of each nutrient and %RDA.
We want our practice session to have more than one food, so please
click the ADD box.
You should be back at the the FOOD SELECTION form. Using the know-
ledge you have already acquired, add the following food to our
"practice meal":
BEEF BRISKET,CORNED,COOKED MEAS: OUNCE AMT:8
The Meal Composition File form now lists 2 food descriptions.
Now let's add one more item to the "practice meal" as follows:
BREAD BREAD,CRACKED WHEAT MEAS: OUNCE AMT:1
The Meal Composition File form should appear as shown below:
Meal Composition File
DESCRIPTION OZ CAL TOTAL COMPOSITION %RDA
CABBAGE, BOILED 12.0 72 CALORIES 720
BRISKET, CORNED, COOKED 8.0 574 PROTEIN 47.4 g 105.3
BREAD, CRACKED WHEAT 1.0 75 CARBOHYDRATES 32.3 g
FAT 44.6 g
FIBER 2.1 g
CHOLESTEROL 224 mg
SODIUM 2808 mg
POTASSIUM 1071 mg
VITAMIN A 294 IU 5.9
VITAMIN C 118 mg 196.7
THIAMINE (B-1) 0.35 mg 23.3
RIBOFLAVIN (B-2) 0.65 mg 38.2
NIACIN 8.3 mg 41.5
CALCIUM 156 mg 15.6
IRON 6.4 mg 35.6
PHOSPHORUS 406 mg 40.6
TUNING THE MEAL
To change the amount of a food item, move the cursor to the item, click
the item to highlight it, and then click on the CHANGE box. For our
exercise move the cursor to CABBAGE, click it and then move the cursor
to click on the CHANGE box.
An AMOUNT OF SELECTED FOOD BOX appears. Enter an 8 and press the Enter
key or click the OK box. Notice that Meal Composition File has changed.
Repeat the procedure to change the number of ounces of BRISKET to 6 and
the number of ounces of BREAD to 2.
The Meal Composition File form should now appear as:
Meal Composition File
DESCRIPTION OZ CAL TOTAL COMPOSITION %RDA
CABBAGE, BOILED 8.0 48 CALORIES 628
BRISKET, CORNED, COOKED 6.0 430 PROTEIN 38.3 g 85.1
BREAD, CRACKED WHEAT 2.0 150 CARBOHYDRATES 41.4 g
FAT 34.1 g
FIBER 1.5 g
CHOLESTEROL 169 mg
SODIUM 2289 mg
POTASSIUM 792 mg
VITAMIN A 196 IU 3.9
VITAMIN C 81 mg 135.0
THIAMINE (B-1) 0.37 mg 24.7
RIBOFLAVIN (B-2) 0.56 mg 32.9
NIACIN 7.3 mg 36.5
CALCIUM 138 mg 13.8
IRON 5.7 mg 31.7
PHOSPHORUS 344 mg 34.4
To flip the composition from TOTAL to SINGLE highlight the desired
food item and then click the SINGLE box. Note that the nutrient
breakdown is for the highlighted item only.
By flipping back and forth from TOTAL to SINGLE it is possible to
analyze and tune the desired amount of total composition.
The PRINT box can be clicked to print the Meal Composition File.
The SAVE box can be clicked to save the file for later analysis
or changes. Click the SAVE box and save our practice meal in
TEST.
Click the QUIT box to return to the first form.
Pulldown the the Meal_Planning menu and select Retrieve Meal.
The RETRIEVE box appears with TEST.MCF file listed. Click test
and the Meal Composition File form appears with the saved food
items. It is now possible to add more food items.
USER FOOD DATABASE UPDATE
Return to the first form and click USER_DATABASE_UPDATE.
The USER FOOD DATABASE form appears.
The form provides four database operations:
APPEND for adding a food to the end of the file.
INSERT for inserting a new food between two foods.
CHANGE for changing the data for an existing food.
DELETE for removing a food from the database.
Insertions, changes and deletions can be made after at least one
new food has been appended to the supplemental food database.
Insertions are made in front of a highlighted existing food.
Changes and deletions are performed on the highlighted existing
food.
After a new food is appended, it is re-scaled to 100 grams or
approximately 3.5 ounces. Therefore when making changes, it may
be easier to delete then re-enter the food item in the
supplemental food database.
After you finish your database transactions click the QUIT box to
return to the first form
DATA INPUT LIMITS
MEAL PLANNING
The number of ounces of a single food item must be at least 0.1
and not greater than 32.
If the number of ounces of a single item needs to exceed 32
ounces, then enter the item more than one time in the menu.
USER FOOD DATABASE UPDATE
A food description is limited to 31 characters (letters, numbers
and special characters).
The number of ounces must be at least 0.1 and not greater than
32.
The following limits are based on 3.5 ounces of a food item:
CALORIES..................1000
PROTEIN.....................50 g
CARBOHYDRATES..............100 g
FAT........................100 g
FIBER.......................20 g
CHOLESTEROL...............3000 mg
SODIUM...................10000 mg
POTASSIUM................10000 mg
VITAMIN A...............10000 IU
VITAMIN C................2000 mg
THIAMINE ...................20 mg
RIBOFLAVIN..................10 mg
NIACIN......................50 mg
CALCIUM..................10000 mg
IRON.....................10000 mg
PHOSPHORUS...............10000 mg
MEAL PLANNING
The weight assigned when using a household measurement , such as
cup, is based on the weight of an equal volume of water. This
should provide a suitable estimate for liquid food items or
vegetables cooked in water. However, fluid measurements should
not be used for dry food items or where high accuracy is needed.
The planning of a meal may require one or more lengthy sessions
on the computer. That is why menus can be saved and also why the
escape key(ESC) is disabled during certain processes, such as
editing of the menu.
USER FOOD DATABASE UPDATE
Foods added to the Supplemental Data Base are not sorted by the
program. They are inserted in the order selected by the user.
EQUIVALENT MEASURES
1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds 1 liter= 1.057 quarts
1 pound = 16 ounces 1 quart = 32 fluid ounces
1 ounce = 28.35 grams 1 pint = 16 fluid ounces
3.52 ounces = 100 grams 1 cup = 8 fluid ounces
1 tablespoons = 1/2 fluid ounce
1 tablespoon = 3 teaspoons
1 teaspoon = 1/6 fluid ounce
1 jigger = 1.5 fluid ounces
U.S RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCES (U.S. RDA)
Adults and Infants Children Pregnant
Children from Under or
4 Years Birth to 4 Years Lactating
or Older 1 Year Women
Protein g 45 18 20 45
Vitamin A IU 5000 1500 2500 8000
Vitamin C mg 60 35 40 60
Thiamin mg 1.5 0.5 0.7 1.7
Riboflavin mg 1.7 0.6 0.8 2.0
Niacin mg 20 8 9 20
Calcium mg 1000 600 800 1300
Iron mg 18 15 10 18
Phosphorus mg 1000 500 800 1300
From code of Federal Regulations, Title 21, Sections 101.9 and
105.3.
ABBREVIATIONS
AMT=AMOUNT
APPX=APPROXIMATELY
APRCT=APRICOT
ART=ARTIFICIAL
ASC=ASCORBIC ACID
BAN=BANANA
BISCT=BISCUIT
BKD=BAKED
BLD=BOILED
BN=BONE
BRLD=BROILED
BRN=BROWN
BRSD=BRAISED
BTTR=BATTER
BX=BOX
C=CUP
CA PHOS=CALCIUM PHOSPHATE
CA=CALCIUM
CAL=KCAL=CALORIES
CHERR=CHERRY
CHOC=CHOCOLATE
CINN=CINNAMON
CKD=COOKED
CL=CLASS
CN=CAN
CND=CANNED
CNTNR=CONTAINER
COCNT=COCONUT
COMMER=COMMERCIAL
CONC=CONCENTRATE
CRCKRS=CRACKERS
CRM=CREAM
CRM=CREAM
CROQ=CROQUETTE
CTTNSD=COTTONSEED
CU IN=CUBIC INCH
DEHY=DEHYDRATED
DI NA PHOS=DI SODIUM PHOSPHATE
DIAM=DIAMETER
DIL=DILUTED
DRND=DRAINED
E=COLUMN E AGRICULTURE HANDBOOK 8
ENR=ENRICHED
EQ=EQUAL
F=COLUMN F AGRICULTURE HANDBOOK 8
FE=IRON
FL OZ=FLUID OUNCE
FLAV=FLAVORED
FLR=FLOUR
FORT=FORTIFIED
FRSTD=FROSTED
FRTS=FRUITS
FRZ=FROZEN
FT=FAT
GAL=GALLON
GL=GLASS
GM=GRAMS
GR=GRAIN
GRAN=GRANULES
GRPE=GRAPE
HI-MT=HIGH MEAT
HI-PROT=HIGH PROTEIN
HLVS=HALVES
HYDR=HYDROGENATED
IC=ICING
IMITN=IMITATION
IN=INCH
INSTNT=INSTANT
JNR=JUNIOR
L/F(%)=LN/FT(%)=LEAN FAT RATIO
LB=POUND
LF=LOAF
LG OR LRG=LARGE
LIQ=LQ=LIQUIDS
LN=LEAN
LNG=LONG
MARG=MARGARINE
MED=MEDIUM
MG=MILLIGRAM
MILL=MILLED
NA CAS=SODIUM CASIENATE
NA=SODIUM
NFDM=NON FAT DRY MILK
NFDMS=NON FAT DRIED MILK SOLIDS
NFMS=NON FAT MILK SOLIDS
NT WT=NET WEIGHT
OZ=OUNCE
PAST=PASTEURIZED
PC=PIECE
PDR=POWDER OR POWDERED
PK=PACK
PKD=PACKED
PKG=PACKAGE
PKT=PACKET
PNAPPL=PINEAPPLE
POL=POLISHED
PPD=PREPARED
PREP=PREPARED
PRESWT=PRESWEETENED
PROC=PROCESSED
PTTY=PATTY
QT=QUART
R-T-C=READY TO COOK
REC=RECIPE
RECT=RECTANGULAR
REG=REGULAR
RF=REFUSE
RSTD=ROASTED
RW=RAW
SECT=SECTIONS
SFLWR=SAFFLOWER
SKN=SKIN
SL=SLC=SLICE OR SLICES
SLT=SALT
SM=SMALL
SNFLWR=SUNFLOWER
SOL=SOLIDS
SQ=SQUARE
STBL=STABALIZERS
STFFNG=STUFFING
STK=STICK
STR=STRAINED
SUG=SUGAR
SWTN=SWEETENED
SYBN=SOYBEAN
SZ=SIZE
TBLTS=TABLETS
TBSP=TABLESPOON
TOT ED=TOTAL EDIBLE PORTION
TSP=TEASPOON
VAR=VARIETY OR VARIETIES
VEG-S=VEGETABLE SHORTENING
VEG=VEGETABLES
VIT A=VITAMIN A
VIT C=VITAMIN C
VOL=VOLUME
W/=WITH
WDG=WEDGE
WHL=WHOLE
WHT=WHITE
WO/=WITHOUT
WT=WEIGHT
WTR=WATER
YEL=YELLOW