On hospital day 9, nutrition support day 7, during your reas…
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On hоspitаl dаy 9, nutritiоn suppоrt dаy 7, during your reassessment of Mr. Sanders you notice that his MAP has been over 60 for the past 8 hours. The epinephrine and norepinephrine doses have been stable as is his clinical status; his PN continues at the rate you ordered. Based on the information below, what would you recommend now - be specific and state why you are making these recommendations? Include route of nutrition, how to administer, formula choice and if there is a need to transition support, provide specifics. Laboratory data: Na++: 134 (135-145) K: 4.9 (3.5-5) Cl: 94 (96-106) WBC: 10 (5-11) HCO3: 21 (20-29) BUN: 44 (7-21) Cr: 2.3 (0.6-1.2) Gluc: 160 (70-99) Alb: 2.3 (3.5-5.5) Phosphorus: 4.6 (2.5-4.5) Magnesium: 2.5 (1.5-2.5) I/O: 3400 mL/2570 mL Temp: 99.6° Current Wt: 238 lb. Wt 2 days ago: 225 lbs. Sliding scale insulin coverage in the past 24 hours: 150 (3 u) 165 (3 u) 180 (4 u) 187 (4 u) Medications: antibiotics, Plavix, anti-hypertensive meds, & propofol @ 10 mL/hr Nutrition-focused physical exam: large male sedated and ventilated; abdomen slightly firm with negative bowel sounds
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