Mnt enteral nutrition - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 1/43 MNT II Final Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions When is enteral nutrition used? - Ans:-WHEN THE GUT WORKS, USE IT! What are the advantages of enteral nutrition? - Ans:->> cost-effective >> reduced infection-related complications >> improved wound healing >> reduced surgical interventions >> maintenance of GI function >> often times a shorter length ...

Gi disorders may result in - -fear of eating -excessive or delayed motility -maldigestion -diarrhea -constipation -steatorrhea gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) - -symptoms of heartburn -reflux of the stomach contents into the esophagus and mouth -severity classifications: based on presence of erosive disease -incidence: 18-28% of North American population presentation of GERD - -discomfort during or after eating -nocturnal GERD: associated with severe esophagitis and barret esop...

MNT Final Exam with Questions and Answers what feeding to use when gastroinstenial tract is in tact ANSWER enteral most common complication of enteral feeding ANSWER diarrhea type of pt you would use a PEG tube on ANSWER head or neck problems but GI system is still working properly wean patient off of TPN; provide enteral support to diminish ANSWER hypoglycemia because food enters the stomach too quickly reasons why TF is preferred over TPN ANSWER cost effective maintains gut le...

MNT for Small Bowel Resection correct answer: 1. Some patients may not be able to tolerate normal feedings and may require enteral or parenteral nutrition. 2. Small, frequent feedings (6 times/day) 3. Fluid and electrolytes should be provided in small, frequent amounts. Consider use of oral rehydration solutions when fluid losses result in dehydration. 4. If terminal ileum has been resected: monitor serum vitamin B12, monitor for diarrhea (addition of bile acid sequestrants may be indicated)...

MNT EXAM 1 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE/ GRADED A+ causes of malnutrition - -1. inadequate intake 2. increased requirements 3. inadequate absorption of nutrients 4. inadequate nutrient utilization 5. increased nutrient losses consequences of malnutrition (under or over) - -1. increase morbidity & mortality 2. increased length of stay (LOS) 3. increased hospital readmission 4. increased health-related costs 5. decreased functional status (decreased activities of daily li...

MNT II Exam 1 Questions and Answers A patient is receiving 1.5 liters of a parenteral solution that contains 5% amino acids and 25% dextrose, supplemented with 200 mL of a 20% lipid emulsion. How many total kcal is the patient receiving per day? - Ans:-1975 If a patient has a functional GI tract, enteral nutrition is _____ over parenteral nutrition. - Ans:- recommended A patient is receiving 1.5 liters of a parenteral solution that contains 5% amino acids and 25% dextrose, supplemented wi...

RD EXAM PREP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT Chemotherapy that included antimetabolites, like methotrexate, can reduce availability of: - Answer- Folic Acid A client with blood clotting disorder started an anticoagulant. The RD would be concerned if the client reports using which of the following herbs? A. St. John's Wort B. Echinacea C. Garlic D. Chromium Picolinate - Answer- Garlic A 79 year old female resides in an extended care facility. Given the following information, calcul...

CSO study Exam Questions With Correct Answer MNT for Small Bowel Resection - Correct Answer 1. Some patients may not be able to tolerate normal feedings and may require enteral or parenteral nutrition. 2. Small, frequent feedings (6 times/day) 3. Fluid and electrolytes should be provided in small, frequent amounts. Consider use of oral rehydration solutions when fluid losses result in dehydration. 4. If terminal ileum has been resected: monitor serum vitamin B12, monitor for diarrhea (addi...

MNT II Exam 1 Questions and Answers A patient is receiving 1.5 liters of a parenteral solution that contains 5% amino acids and 25% dextrose, supplemented with 200 mL of a 20% lipid emulsion. How many total kcal is the patient receiving per day? - Ans:-1975 If a patient has a functional GI tract, enteral nutrition is _____ over parenteral nutrition. - Ans:- recommended A patient is receiving 1.5 liters of a parenteral solution that contains 5% amino acids and 25% dextrose, supplemented wi...

NUTR 4360 MNT - Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Q6) The most important technique for prevention of aspiration in an enterally fed patient is - Correct Answer️️ -to position the patient at a 45-degree angle for feeding. The patient most likely to experience refeeding syndrome is a patient who has - Correct Answer️️ -parenteral feeding initiated after 7 days NPO. Which one of these routes of parenteral access is considered long term? - Correct Answer️️ -Peripherally inser...