Deck 22: Metabolic Stress and the Critically Ill

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If a patient in the ICU experiences dysfunction of 2 or more organs whereby homeostasis is not maintained, this complication is termed:

A)SIRS.
B)septic shock.
C)MODS.
D)CARS.
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Generally speaking, patients who are under metabolic stress will have _____ caloric and _____ protein needs

A)increased, decreased
B)increased, increased
C)decreased, increased
D)decreased, decreased
Question
Which of the following statements is true about patients with burns?

A)They are at high nutritional risk.
B)They may be at high nutritional risk.
C)Nutritional risk is dependent on comorbidities.
D)Nutritional risk is based on the degree of the burn.
Question
During the ebb phase, what is the etiology of the subsequent decrease in cardiac and urinary output?

A)decreased respiratory rate
B)decreased consciousness
C)hypovolemia
D)hypermetabolism
Question
For a patient who has undergone major surgery, had complications, and is now in complete recovery, you would expect a gradual rise in which laboratory value?

A)albumin
B)glucose
C)C-reactive protein
D)BUN
Question
The transition from the ebb phase to the flow phase starts with:

A)the patient becoming hemodynamically stable.
B)acute resuscitation.
C)ceasing of hemorrhaging.
D)anabolism.
Question
The period 4 hours post trauma where the patient is in shock and there is hypoperfusion to the tissues is called:

A)flow.
B)recovery.
C)resolution.
D)ebb.
Question
Nitrogen losses per day are highest in which type of patient?

A)major surgery
B)burn
C)sepsis
D)MVA
Question
Initial treatment of a major burn focuses on:

A)starting enteral feedings.
B)maintaining normal blood pressure.
C)calculating BSA.
D)fluid resuscitation.
Question
The body normally uses _____ as a fuel source, in contrast to periods of stress, when the body utilizes _____ as a major fuel source

A)carbohydrate, protein
B)a mixture of macronutrients, protein
C)protein, a mixture of macronutrients
D)fat, protein
Question
Free fatty acid mobilization during metabolic stress can be attributed to all of the following hormones except:

A)cortisol
B)epinephrine
C)norepinephrine
D)insulin
Question
Which of the following statements is true about a critically ill patient who is post stress injury?

A)This patient will have low levels of glucagon circulating.
B)Alanine and glutamic acid needs are decreased.
C)Body fat is the primary substrate for gluconeogenesis.
D)This patient would benefit from tight glycemic control to reduce catabolism.
Question
Which of the following is not a measure of severity of illness?

A)APACHE
B)GCS
C)SGA
D)ISS
Question
The cascade of events that occur with sepsis involves an initial release of TNF and IL, a(n) _____ response, and then a shift to a(n) _____ response

A)inflammatory, anti-inflammatory
B)cytokine, inflammatory
C)anti-inflammatory, inflammatory
D)immune, anti-inflammatory
Question
All of the following are examples of metabolic stress except:

A)hypoxia.
B)fasting.
C)closed head injury.
D)MVA.
Question
You would observe low levels of which protein in a stressed patient?

A)C-reactive protein
B)ceruloplasmin
C)prealbumin
D)UUN
Question
The nutritional needs of a post-op CABG patient would include:

A)high amounts of vitamin C for wounds.
B)kcalorie restriction.
C)moderate fluids.
D)increased protein.
Question
All of the following contribute to hyperglycemia during the stress response except:

A)insulin.
B)glucagon.
C)cortisol.
D)insulin resistance.
Question
The most important difference between starvation and stress is:

A)adaptation.
B)recovery.
C)intake.
D)injury.
Question
Elevated acute-phase proteins, increased WBC, and increased heart rate and respirations are initial major signs of which complication?

A)SIRS
B)septic shock
C)MODS
D)CARS
Question
Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
If her BMI was >30, what would you estimate her protein needs to be?

A)112 g
B)90 g
C)109 g
D)150 g
Question
A patient has undergone a colectomy for colon cancer The MD has kept the patient NPO for 4 days post op What is the likely cause of this order?

A)bowel rest
B)optimal bowel adaptation
C)patient reports pain
D)post-operative ileus
Question
BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What is the best way to estimate his caloric needs?

A)Harris-Benedict equation
B)Curreri equation
C)Fick equation
D)indirect calorimetry
Question
BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What are his protein requirements?

A)0.8-1.0 g/kg of body weight
B)1.0-1.2 g/kg of body weight
C)1.0-1.5 g/kg of body weight
D)1.5-2.0 g/kg of body weight
Question
Which of the following has the most profound impact on nutritional status in a burn patient?

A)fluid resuscitation
B)skin grafting
C)major protein loss at injury
D)low albumin
Question
BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What would be the best way to feed him?

A)PN
B)small bowel feeding tube
C)gastric feeding tube
D)keep him NPO
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
If DF's usual body weight was much greater, so that her BMI was >30, what would her estimated caloric needs be?

A)1410-1750 kcal
B)1000-1115 kcal
C)1240-1409 kcal
D)1200-1364 kcal
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
What is the likely cause of her change in weight?

A)fluid shifts
B)inaccurate measure
C)unhealthy eating habits
D)change in energy expenditure
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
Her albumin is low due to?

A)malnutrition
B)acute-phase response
C)dehydration
D)her albumin is not low
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
The dietitian would supplement with what amino acid to stimulate the GI tract?

A)alanine
B)arginine
C)glutamine
D)lysine
Question
Prescription treatments for burn patients include all of the following except:

A)vitamin C and Zn.
B)megace.
C)oxandrolone.
D)silver nitrate.
Question
Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
To ensure that her nutrition support is providing enough kcalories and protein, what would you recommend?

A)nitrogen balance study
B)CRP
C)albumin
D)recalculating her needs
Question
The nutritional goal for surgical patients is:

A)to resume optimal intake.
B)to achieve normal albumin levels.
C)pain management.
D)normal bowel sounds.
Question
Regarding enteral nutrition and the burn patient, which of the following statements is true?

A)Small bowel feedings may be favored due to the presence of ileus.
B)If the patient can tolerate an oral diet, EN is not indicated.
C)Formula should be initiated at a very low rate due to hemodynamic instability.
D)There are no benefits to early initiation of EN.
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
Which of the following equations would best estimate her caloric needs?

A)Harris-Benedict
B)Curreri
C)Fick
D)Penn State
Question
BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What medication should the registered dietitian recommend as part of her plan?

A)diuretics
B)oxandrolone
C)megace
D)vitamin A
Question
BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
The dietitian should look for a formula that contains which of the following to induce an anti-inflammatory response?

A)omega-3 fatty acids
B)omega-6 fatty acids
C)arginine
D)probiotics
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hypotension
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
hypotension
to remove dead or injured tissue
hypotension
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
hypotension
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
hypotension
reduced blood flow
hypotension
low blood pressure
hypotension
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
hypotension
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
hypotension
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
hypotension
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
hypotension
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
esophagectomy
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
esophagectomy
to remove dead or injured tissue
esophagectomy
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
esophagectomy
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
esophagectomy
reduced blood flow
esophagectomy
low blood pressure
esophagectomy
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
esophagectomy
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
esophagectomy
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
esophagectomy
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
esophagectomy
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
debride
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
debride
to remove dead or injured tissue
debride
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
debride
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
debride
reduced blood flow
debride
low blood pressure
debride
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
debride
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
debride
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
debride
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
debride
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
silver nitrate
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
silver nitrate
to remove dead or injured tissue
silver nitrate
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
silver nitrate
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
silver nitrate
reduced blood flow
silver nitrate
low blood pressure
silver nitrate
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
silver nitrate
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
silver nitrate
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
silver nitrate
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
silver nitrate
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
Curling's ulcer
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
Curling's ulcer
to remove dead or injured tissue
Curling's ulcer
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
Curling's ulcer
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
Curling's ulcer
reduced blood flow
Curling's ulcer
low blood pressure
Curling's ulcer
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
Curling's ulcer
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
Curling's ulcer
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
Curling's ulcer
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
Curling's ulcer
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
epidural anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
epidural anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
epidural anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
epidural anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
epidural anesthesia
reduced blood flow
epidural anesthesia
low blood pressure
epidural anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
epidural anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
epidural anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
epidural anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
epidural anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
silver sulfadiazine cream
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
silver sulfadiazine cream
to remove dead or injured tissue
silver sulfadiazine cream
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
silver sulfadiazine cream
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
silver sulfadiazine cream
reduced blood flow
silver sulfadiazine cream
low blood pressure
silver sulfadiazine cream
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
silver sulfadiazine cream
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
silver sulfadiazine cream
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
silver sulfadiazine cream
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
silver sulfadiazine cream
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
general anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
general anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
general anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
general anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
general anesthesia
reduced blood flow
general anesthesia
low blood pressure
general anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
general anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
general anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
general anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
general anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
necrotizing fasciitis
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
necrotizing fasciitis
to remove dead or injured tissue
necrotizing fasciitis
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
necrotizing fasciitis
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
necrotizing fasciitis
reduced blood flow
necrotizing fasciitis
low blood pressure
necrotizing fasciitis
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
necrotizing fasciitis
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
necrotizing fasciitis
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
necrotizing fasciitis
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
necrotizing fasciitis
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
local anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
local anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
local anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
local anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
local anesthesia
reduced blood flow
local anesthesia
low blood pressure
local anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
local anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
local anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
local anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
local anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
hypoperfusion
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
hypoperfusion
to remove dead or injured tissue
hypoperfusion
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
hypoperfusion
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
hypoperfusion
reduced blood flow
hypoperfusion
low blood pressure
hypoperfusion
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
hypoperfusion
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
hypoperfusion
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
hypoperfusion
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
hypoperfusion
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
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Deck 22: Metabolic Stress and the Critically Ill
1
If a patient in the ICU experiences dysfunction of 2 or more organs whereby homeostasis is not maintained, this complication is termed:

A)SIRS.
B)septic shock.
C)MODS.
D)CARS.
C
2
Generally speaking, patients who are under metabolic stress will have _____ caloric and _____ protein needs

A)increased, decreased
B)increased, increased
C)decreased, increased
D)decreased, decreased
B
3
Which of the following statements is true about patients with burns?

A)They are at high nutritional risk.
B)They may be at high nutritional risk.
C)Nutritional risk is dependent on comorbidities.
D)Nutritional risk is based on the degree of the burn.
A
4
During the ebb phase, what is the etiology of the subsequent decrease in cardiac and urinary output?

A)decreased respiratory rate
B)decreased consciousness
C)hypovolemia
D)hypermetabolism
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For a patient who has undergone major surgery, had complications, and is now in complete recovery, you would expect a gradual rise in which laboratory value?

A)albumin
B)glucose
C)C-reactive protein
D)BUN
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The transition from the ebb phase to the flow phase starts with:

A)the patient becoming hemodynamically stable.
B)acute resuscitation.
C)ceasing of hemorrhaging.
D)anabolism.
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The period 4 hours post trauma where the patient is in shock and there is hypoperfusion to the tissues is called:

A)flow.
B)recovery.
C)resolution.
D)ebb.
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Nitrogen losses per day are highest in which type of patient?

A)major surgery
B)burn
C)sepsis
D)MVA
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Initial treatment of a major burn focuses on:

A)starting enteral feedings.
B)maintaining normal blood pressure.
C)calculating BSA.
D)fluid resuscitation.
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The body normally uses _____ as a fuel source, in contrast to periods of stress, when the body utilizes _____ as a major fuel source

A)carbohydrate, protein
B)a mixture of macronutrients, protein
C)protein, a mixture of macronutrients
D)fat, protein
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Free fatty acid mobilization during metabolic stress can be attributed to all of the following hormones except:

A)cortisol
B)epinephrine
C)norepinephrine
D)insulin
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12
Which of the following statements is true about a critically ill patient who is post stress injury?

A)This patient will have low levels of glucagon circulating.
B)Alanine and glutamic acid needs are decreased.
C)Body fat is the primary substrate for gluconeogenesis.
D)This patient would benefit from tight glycemic control to reduce catabolism.
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Which of the following is not a measure of severity of illness?

A)APACHE
B)GCS
C)SGA
D)ISS
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The cascade of events that occur with sepsis involves an initial release of TNF and IL, a(n) _____ response, and then a shift to a(n) _____ response

A)inflammatory, anti-inflammatory
B)cytokine, inflammatory
C)anti-inflammatory, inflammatory
D)immune, anti-inflammatory
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All of the following are examples of metabolic stress except:

A)hypoxia.
B)fasting.
C)closed head injury.
D)MVA.
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You would observe low levels of which protein in a stressed patient?

A)C-reactive protein
B)ceruloplasmin
C)prealbumin
D)UUN
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The nutritional needs of a post-op CABG patient would include:

A)high amounts of vitamin C for wounds.
B)kcalorie restriction.
C)moderate fluids.
D)increased protein.
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All of the following contribute to hyperglycemia during the stress response except:

A)insulin.
B)glucagon.
C)cortisol.
D)insulin resistance.
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The most important difference between starvation and stress is:

A)adaptation.
B)recovery.
C)intake.
D)injury.
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Elevated acute-phase proteins, increased WBC, and increased heart rate and respirations are initial major signs of which complication?

A)SIRS
B)septic shock
C)MODS
D)CARS
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
If her BMI was >30, what would you estimate her protein needs to be?

A)112 g
B)90 g
C)109 g
D)150 g
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22
A patient has undergone a colectomy for colon cancer The MD has kept the patient NPO for 4 days post op What is the likely cause of this order?

A)bowel rest
B)optimal bowel adaptation
C)patient reports pain
D)post-operative ileus
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What is the best way to estimate his caloric needs?

A)Harris-Benedict equation
B)Curreri equation
C)Fick equation
D)indirect calorimetry
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What are his protein requirements?

A)0.8-1.0 g/kg of body weight
B)1.0-1.2 g/kg of body weight
C)1.0-1.5 g/kg of body weight
D)1.5-2.0 g/kg of body weight
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25
Which of the following has the most profound impact on nutritional status in a burn patient?

A)fluid resuscitation
B)skin grafting
C)major protein loss at injury
D)low albumin
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What would be the best way to feed him?

A)PN
B)small bowel feeding tube
C)gastric feeding tube
D)keep him NPO
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
If DF's usual body weight was much greater, so that her BMI was >30, what would her estimated caloric needs be?

A)1410-1750 kcal
B)1000-1115 kcal
C)1240-1409 kcal
D)1200-1364 kcal
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
What is the likely cause of her change in weight?

A)fluid shifts
B)inaccurate measure
C)unhealthy eating habits
D)change in energy expenditure
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
Her albumin is low due to?

A)malnutrition
B)acute-phase response
C)dehydration
D)her albumin is not low
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
The dietitian would supplement with what amino acid to stimulate the GI tract?

A)alanine
B)arginine
C)glutamine
D)lysine
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31
Prescription treatments for burn patients include all of the following except:

A)vitamin C and Zn.
B)megace.
C)oxandrolone.
D)silver nitrate.
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32
Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
To ensure that her nutrition support is providing enough kcalories and protein, what would you recommend?

A)nitrogen balance study
B)CRP
C)albumin
D)recalculating her needs
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33
The nutritional goal for surgical patients is:

A)to resume optimal intake.
B)to achieve normal albumin levels.
C)pain management.
D)normal bowel sounds.
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Regarding enteral nutrition and the burn patient, which of the following statements is true?

A)Small bowel feedings may be favored due to the presence of ileus.
B)If the patient can tolerate an oral diet, EN is not indicated.
C)Formula should be initiated at a very low rate due to hemodynamic instability.
D)There are no benefits to early initiation of EN.
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Case Study Multiple Choice
DF is a 55 yo F who was brought to the trauma center following a motor vehicle accident.She sustained blunt trauma to the head, is unconscious, and is being mechanically ventilated.The MD contacts you for a consult.
HT: 5'2 WT: 124# UBW: 118#
Alb: 2.0
Which of the following equations would best estimate her caloric needs?

A)Harris-Benedict
B)Curreri
C)Fick
D)Penn State
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
What medication should the registered dietitian recommend as part of her plan?

A)diuretics
B)oxandrolone
C)megace
D)vitamin A
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BM is a 35 yo firefighter who has sustained major burns and smoke inhalation.He is taken to the burn unit and a consult with the registered dietitian has been ordered.
HT: 6'1" WT: 180#
The dietitian should look for a formula that contains which of the following to induce an anti-inflammatory response?

A)omega-3 fatty acids
B)omega-6 fatty acids
C)arginine
D)probiotics
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hypotension
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
hypotension
to remove dead or injured tissue
hypotension
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
hypotension
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
hypotension
reduced blood flow
hypotension
low blood pressure
hypotension
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
hypotension
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
hypotension
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
hypotension
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
hypotension
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
esophagectomy
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
esophagectomy
to remove dead or injured tissue
esophagectomy
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
esophagectomy
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
esophagectomy
reduced blood flow
esophagectomy
low blood pressure
esophagectomy
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
esophagectomy
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
esophagectomy
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
esophagectomy
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
esophagectomy
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
debride
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
debride
to remove dead or injured tissue
debride
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
debride
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
debride
reduced blood flow
debride
low blood pressure
debride
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
debride
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
debride
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
debride
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
debride
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
silver nitrate
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
silver nitrate
to remove dead or injured tissue
silver nitrate
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
silver nitrate
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
silver nitrate
reduced blood flow
silver nitrate
low blood pressure
silver nitrate
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
silver nitrate
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
silver nitrate
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
silver nitrate
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
silver nitrate
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
Curling's ulcer
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
Curling's ulcer
to remove dead or injured tissue
Curling's ulcer
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
Curling's ulcer
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
Curling's ulcer
reduced blood flow
Curling's ulcer
low blood pressure
Curling's ulcer
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
Curling's ulcer
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
Curling's ulcer
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
Curling's ulcer
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
Curling's ulcer
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
epidural anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
epidural anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
epidural anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
epidural anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
epidural anesthesia
reduced blood flow
epidural anesthesia
low blood pressure
epidural anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
epidural anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
epidural anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
epidural anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
epidural anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
silver sulfadiazine cream
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
silver sulfadiazine cream
to remove dead or injured tissue
silver sulfadiazine cream
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
silver sulfadiazine cream
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
silver sulfadiazine cream
reduced blood flow
silver sulfadiazine cream
low blood pressure
silver sulfadiazine cream
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
silver sulfadiazine cream
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
silver sulfadiazine cream
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
silver sulfadiazine cream
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
silver sulfadiazine cream
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
general anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
general anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
general anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
general anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
general anesthesia
reduced blood flow
general anesthesia
low blood pressure
general anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
general anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
general anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
general anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
general anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
necrotizing fasciitis
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
necrotizing fasciitis
to remove dead or injured tissue
necrotizing fasciitis
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
necrotizing fasciitis
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
necrotizing fasciitis
reduced blood flow
necrotizing fasciitis
low blood pressure
necrotizing fasciitis
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
necrotizing fasciitis
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
necrotizing fasciitis
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
necrotizing fasciitis
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
necrotizing fasciitis
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
local anesthesia
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
local anesthesia
to remove dead or injured tissue
local anesthesia
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
local anesthesia
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
local anesthesia
reduced blood flow
local anesthesia
low blood pressure
local anesthesia
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
local anesthesia
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
local anesthesia
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
local anesthesia
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
local anesthesia
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
hypoperfusion
ulceration of gastric or duodenal tissue as a result of burn or trauma
hypoperfusion
to remove dead or injured tissue
hypoperfusion
anesthetic drug placed into the epidural space of the lumbar or sacral region of the spine, causing loss of sensation from the abdomen and pelvis to the lower limbs
hypoperfusion
total loss of sensation and consciousness as a result of an anesthesia drug
hypoperfusion
reduced blood flow
hypoperfusion
low blood pressure
hypoperfusion
loss of sensation only in the area where an anesthetic drug is placed
hypoperfusion
inflammation of the connective tissue leading to necrosis of the tissue
hypoperfusion
colloidal silver used as an antibacterial treatment in burns
hypoperfusion
sulfa medicine used to prevent and treat bacterial or fungal infections
hypoperfusion
surgical procedure resecting or removing the esophagus
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