Categorieën: Alle - nutrition - biochemistry - monitoring

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Nutrition support

Proper nutrition support is crucial, especially in clinical settings where patients may experience nausea and vomiting that deplete essential electrolytes like potassium, magnesium, and phosphate.

Nutrition support

Nutrition support

Diet

See requirements for "nutrition prescription" under PN
USE UBW if WNR BMI

Parenteral Nutrition (PN) bypass the gut

Only gradual increase for re-feeding otherwise DON"T delay
MONITORING
See back page for monitoring guidelines doc
GGT &ALP raised = Cholestasis- cyclic feed to give liver a break
ALT & AST increased= overfeeding
CHECK GLUCOSE INFUSION
Nutrition prescription
Fluid: 30-35ml/Kg/day
Fat: 1-1.5g/kg/day
CHO: 5-10g/Kg/day bw
Protein: 1.0-1.5g/Kg/day OR 1.5-2.0g critically ill
Energy: 100-125kJ/Kg/day
WHEN?
Severe NIS
Enteral has been tried but unsuccessful
Period of oral nutrition inadequate >1 week
Gut is not functioning
Type
Peripherally (PPN)

In a lumen ONLY for nutrition purposes

blood flow 150mL/min

<2 weeks

Centrally (TPN)

Can't use if there is already a picc line for something else

>2 weeks

PICC line

Client hx

NIS/NFPF
Ileus (damaged gut therefore need to bypass-PN)
Vomiting/diarrhoea
Medications past and current:
Esomeprazole (reduces stomach acid)
Aperients (relieve constipation)
ondansetron (anti-nausea)
Medical: past and present; surgery? Chemo?

Monitoring and evaluation

once risk of RFS resolved- trial soft diet HEHP & continue ONS
Monitor and replace electrolytes
If PN remains to reach nutritional adequace, increase TPN to lower range of goal

Re-feeding syndrome (RFS)

Multivitamin daily 10/7 UNLESS on TPN
Thiamine (B1)
In RFS = decrease thiamine which is integral to CHO metabolism
200-300mg IV or 100mg TDS PO 3/7 THEN 100mg PO 7/7
300mg IV 30 min before feeding
BGL's
Albumin and pre-albumin
Liver function tests ALT and AST
RISK of RFS
TWO or more of: BMI<18.5, excessive EtOH, unintentional wt loss >10% 3-6/12
ONE or more: BMI <16, unintentional wt loss >15% <3-6/12, <500kj/24hr or NO intake >10/7
abnormal glucose metabolism
72/24hr
Severe electrolyte disturbance
When pt is severely starved or malnourished

Specialised feeds

Polymeric: intact, not broken down (full necklace)
Semi-elemental: in pairs (partially pre-digested)
Elemental: broken into smallest forms
PERT (pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy)
- trophic feed; small vol of enteral feeding to stimulate the gut

Biochem

K+, Mg, PO4 - nausea and vomiting may cause a decline in these

Anthro:

SGA- check BMI and wt loss % within 3-6/12