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1. Functioning GIT

2. Length of Feeding

3. Presence of Risk ofAspiration

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1. Functioning GIT

2. Length of Feeding

3. Presence of Risk ofAspiration

Considerations in TF (3)

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True

True or False: EN is preferred over PN because it is safer, economical, and maintains gut structure and integrity

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1. Complete intestinal/colonic obstruction

2. Intractable vomiting

3. Active GIT bleeding and shock

Contraindications of enteral feeding (3)

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1. PEM with inadeq oral intake previous 5 days OR normal NS but with inadeq oral intake previous 7-10 days

2. CNS disorders: coma, CVA, Parkinson's

3. GIT diseases: Chron's, gastroparesis, short bowel syndrome, chronic pancreatitis

4. Psych disorders: severe depression, anorexia nervosa

Indications for enteral feeding (4)

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Polymeric Formula

Composed of CPF in high molecular wt form and therefore lower osmolality; require normal digestive and lipolytic activity

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Elemental formula

Low residue and use free AAs or peptides as a protein source; oligosacch or monosacch provide the CHO source nd most contain medium/long chain trigylcerides

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Modular Formula

Not nutritionally complete because they contain single nutrients: C/P/F. Can be added to std enteral prod

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Specialty Formula

Available for use in px with a variety of clinical conditions including renal, respiratory, hepatic, insuff, DM, immunocompromised, and fat or CHO malasbsorption

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1. Immunocompromised px

2. For infusion through tubes smaller than 10 French

3. For continuous feeding (unless formula hangs for ≤ 2rs

4 if fluid restriction of < 900 mL/day is required

5. In cases of multiple food allergies

6. If a jejunostomy tube is used

BTF contraindications (6)

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1 mL/kcal

Recommended daily water requirement in the absence of hepatic, renal, or cardiac disease

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Isotonic

The ideal formula is ______

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1 kcal per 1 mL

ideal nutrient density for adults

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2/3 kcal per 1 mL

ideal nutrient density for infants

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at least 25% of the total formula vol which can be adminstered in 2-3 separate doses

How much additional free water should patients without fluid restriction should receive?

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30-45˚

Degree of elevation of px' head and neck for 1 hr after feeding to prevent aspiration

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At least 3x weekly

Weighing and recording of the px wt should be done at least ____

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Bolus Feeding

Rapid delivery by syringe of 240-400 mL o formula every 4-6 hrs; simulates normal food intake in terms of gallbladder motility

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Timed Intermittent

Provision of 100-400 mL of enteral formula with an interval of 2-4 hrs; can be used if there is no hx of malabsorption

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Continuous Drip

Requires infusion of the formula using a pump or gravity drip over a period of 16-24 hrs

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Cyclic Administration

Infuses the formula for 8-16 hrs, usu overnight, using an infusion pump

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IV (intravenous)

called Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

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TPN

Given when the condition is expected to continue on a minimum of 7 days

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1. Intractable vomiting (acute pancreatitis)

2. Severe diarrhea of > 500 mL/day stool, or malabsorption

3. Several trauma/ major abdominal surgery, when EN including jejunostomy cannot be used for at least 7 days

4. Small bowel or colon obstruction

Indications of TPN (4)

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1. Hemodynamically unstable px

2. Px with severe pulmonary edema or fluid overload

3. Px with anuria w/o dialysis

4. Px with profound metabolic or electrolyte disturbances

Contraindication of TPN

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~2-3 L/day and should not exceed 4 L

Fluid intake of PN solutions

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3.4 kcal/g

E yield of dextrose (glucose monohydrate)

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Soybean or safflower oil

Lipid emulsions of PN solutions come in 10% or 20% of _______ which may be available in 100, 200, 250 and 500 mL bottles

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Serum electrolyte concentration

Parenteral electrolyte content must be adjusted according to

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Vit K (contraindication for heparin)

Multivitamins except ______ are provided in concentrated PN formulations based on std recommendations

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Insulin and heparin (anticoagulant)

Additives such as ______ are used only when necessary

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Simple IV Infusion

Delivered through a peripheral IV catheter inserted into a small diameter peripheral vein

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PPN (peripheral parenteral nutrition)

Used for px with mild nutri deficiencies; uses the small diameter veins that carry blood from the arms and legs; lipid emulsions are commonly used to provide short term nutrition (11-2 wks)

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CPN (central parenteral nutrition)

Infusion of concentrated solutions delivered through the central veins for longer period period

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Pneumothorax

presence of air in the pleural cavity/chest

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Air embolism

Presence of air in the tube or in the blood vessel that obstructs the parenteral flow

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Sepsis

Presence of the disease-causing micorogranisms of the blood

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Hemothorax

presence of blood in the chest cavity

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EFA Deficiency Symptoms

Failure to grow, dermal problems, poor immune fxn

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Metabolic imbalance

Characterized by an increase or a decrease of nutrients in the blood

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Refeeding Syndrome

Precipitates when there is aggressive administration of nutrition particularly via IV route

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Hypocaloric high protein nutrition

Safest, most physiologically rational feeding for px whose body fat store is adeq BMI>18

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Existing low muscle mass and/or major protein catabolism

Highest prio px

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1.2 kg/kg ABW or 2 - 2.5g/kg IBW with adjustment of goal protein intake by the results of N-balance studies

High protein feeding may be started with ______

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50-70% of estimated E-needs or <14 kcal/kg ABW

Hypocaloric feeding be started with ______

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2 - 2.5g/kg/day

Critically ill px should receive ______ protein

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Gastrostomy and Jejunostomy

Long Term EN (>6-8 wks)

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nasogastric, nasoduodenal, nasojejunal (NGT and NJT <6-8 wks)

tube feeding less than 4 weeks (Short Term EN)

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CPN

Long Term PN

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PPN

short term therapy, usually post-surgery (when enteral is resumed in 5-7 days) mild/moderate malnutrition, or as a supplement to enteral

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0.33 mm

1 french =

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8-12 Fr

Size of tube for NGT and Naseoenteric

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18 - 28 Fr

Size of tube for gastrostomy

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Avoid

For pedia cases, ______ big syringe bec of risk of aspiration

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Bolus Feeding

Most likely to generate high residual volumes

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True

True or False: In critically ill adult and children, continuous feeding has been reported superior to gravity feeding in terms of less diarrhea, and more wt gain due to improved absorption

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Gastric residuals

the volume of formula and GI secretions remaining in the stomach after a previous feeding

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Not to exceed 50% of the amount infused

Volume of gastric residuals

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False: Often, diarrhea is not caused by EN, and while investigating the cause, nutrition support should not be withheld

True or false: nutrition support should be withheld while investigating the cause of diarrhea

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FEES - Functional Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing

Test for px with difficulty of swallowing ; to test their swallowing ability, foods with green dye are given. Sample foods: pureed food, thick liquid, thin liquid, crackers, ice chips

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Pureed

Dysphagia Level 1

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Minced

Dysphagia Level 2

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Ground and Chopped

Dysphagia Level 3

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25%

To prevent refeeding syndrome, start nutri support at _____; advance requirements slowly over 3-5 or 5-7 days until goals are reached

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