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MNT II Exam 3 Complete Questions And Answers 2024/2025 Study Solutions formula for calculating enteral formula needs ANS calories of formula/calories per ml = ml of formula ml of formula/24 hrs a day = ml per hour Oral, enteral, & parenteral methods of nutrition support are not... ANS mutu...

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formula for calculating enteral formula needs ANS calories of formula/calories per ml = ml of
formula


ml of formula/24 hrs a day = ml per hour


Oral, enteral, & parenteral methods of nutrition support are not... ANS mutually exclusive


often they are used in combination especially when trying to transition back to a normal diet


ex. oral supplements w/ meals + tube feeding at night + meal trays during all mealtimes



when is nutrition support needed? ANS When p.o intake & oral supplements cannot meet
patient's needs



enteral nutrition ANS getting nutrients through a tube or catheter through the gastrointestinal
tract


preferred over parenteral bec. it preserves gut structure & function


prevents microvilli atrophy and gut permeability which increases when atrophy occurs


once decided, site of tube placement is determined first



parenteral nutrition ANS getting nutrients through the blood vessels
used when enteral does not work


what types of modified foods or oral supplements can we try before Nutrition support is decided?
ANS high cal/high protein drinks

,fortified puddings



benefits of enteral nutrition compared to PN ANS better GI barrier function
preserves GI immunity
dec. rate of infection
reduces catabolic response


less septic morbidity, infections, healthcare cost



importance of GI system in immunity ANS big part of immunity bec. it has a lot of immune cells
in it


70% of our immune system is in the GI tract


has 80% of plasma cells needed for IgA antibody production (big role in immune fxn of mucous
membranes)



conditions requiring enteral nutrition ANS 1. cannot consume adequate nutrition orally (trauma,
cancer, COPD, HF, surgery, intubation, stroke)


2. impaired digestion, absorption, metabolism (gastroparesis, crohn's, ulcerative colitis)


3. PEM, severe wasting, or depressed growth (fail to thrive, anorexia, cachexia)



how to assess P.O. intake ANS record amount of meals from nurses
observe meal trays



enteral nutrition tube placement depends on: ANS 1. anticipated length of time for feeding


2. risk for aspiration/tube displacement

,3. planned surgical intervention


4. presence of normal digestion and absorption



nasoenteric route for enteral nutrition access ANS short term (up to 3-4 weeks); if longer needed,
can cause complications & should be changed to PEG/gastrostomy/jejunotomy tube


nasogastric: used when pt has normal GI fxn & gag reflex; bolus, intermittent, or continuous
infusions


nasoduodenal/nasojejunal route: used for gastric motility disorders, esophageal reflux, persistent
N&V


potential complications of nasal tubes ANS - Nasal irritation and erosion
- Rhinorrhea, sinusitis
- Pharyngeal or vocal cord paralysis
- Esophageal strictures
- Gastroesophageal reflux resulting in aspiration pneumonia
- Incorrect position of the tube leading to pulmonary injury
- Mucosal damage at the insertion site
- Ulcerations or perforations of the upper GI tract and airway



gastric/jejunostomy route for enteral nutrition ANS 1. Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy
(PEG) or jejunostomy: longer than 3-4 weeks, laparoscopic or fluoroscopic techniques used to aid
placement


2. surgically placed - gastrostomies and jejunostomies



enteral nutrition formula types ANS 1. standard - whole proteins

, 2. specialized; aimed at a disease state


3. elemental/chemically defined - short peptides/free amino acids



things to consider when choosing an enteral formula ANS 1. its ability to meet nutritional needs
(1 vs 2 kcal/cc & protein density formulas)


2. patient's clinical status and GIT function (type of macros in the formula, presence of fiber)



open vs closed enteral systems ANS closed: come in large containers that are closed


open: cans poured into bags (4 hr max hang time is recommended)



enteral formula to use if patient caloric needs are high or have fluid restrictions ANS energy
dense, high calorie enteral formulas



enteral formula to use when Pt has persistent diarrhea ANS fiber containing formulas



enteral formula to use if Pt has malabsorption ANS elemental formulas with small peptides and
MCT oil



composition of standard polymeric enteral formulas ANS lactose free
1-1.2 kcal/ml
balanced macros


concentrated formula: 1.5-2 kcal/ml for fluid restriction, osmolality is 300-500 mOsm (used when
need more cals or have fluid restrictions)



composition of high-nitrogen enteral formulas ANS 18-25% of calories from protein

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