The short term effect of enteral nutrition support which achieve the nutritional goal on criticalpatients
lU Li,LIU Qingchun,LI Ying(Nutriology Department, General Hospital of Chinese People Armed Police Army, Beijing, 100039)
Abstract:Objeetvie Enteral nutrition support which achieve the nutritional goal was applied in 28 clinical critical patients Imm 1998 in our hospital and the short term effect was observed. Methods 1. The patients were divided into three groups according to the paTIENT' S condition, A group of 9 eases of intubation feeding with homogenate meal and elemental diet (the first group), 6 are surgical patients and 3 are internaldept patients, average duration is 26 days. A group of 10 cases with oral nutrition supplement (the third group), 7 are surgical patients and 3 are medical patients,average duration is 16 days. Daily energy intake is calculated with the formula: BEE x coefficient of activity x coefficient of stress. Daily protein intake is calculated with 1.2g/kg, daily average intake of fat is 28 % of the energy and carbohydrate is 55 %. Vitamin,mineral and microelements are calculated with the RDA. 2. Short to. rrn goal. ① Serum albumin level is renewed or kept normal. ② Serum glucose level is reduced lower or kept normal. ③ Electrolyte balance. Results The short term effection: Achieving goal rate of serum albumin: 89 %, 78 %, 80 %. Achieving goal rate of serum glucose: 89 %, 86 % , 80 %. Achieving goal rate of electrolyte: K 78 %, 100 %, 80 %. Na 89 %, 88 %, 90 %, Cl 100 %, 88 %,100 %. Ca 89 %,100 %, 100. P 100 %, 100 %, 100 %. Conclusions Although the applying rangs of the three groups are different, there is explict nutritional goal, the serum albumin、glucose、electrolyte will make a notable achievement in short time. While applying nutrition support in clinical practice, nutritional doctor should know cell the change of the patient's condition and adjust individual prescription of nutriment at any time so at to prevent the abnormal change of the serum glucose and electrolytes from the patients.
