which type of respiratory failure can develop from overfeeding?
type II (hypercapnic respiratory failure = increased CO2 concentration in blood)
what is malnutrition associated with advanced lung disease called?
pulmonary cachexia syndrome, defined as lean BMI <17 kg/m2 in men and <14 kg/m2 in women
most common micronutrient deficiencies in CF
fat soluble vitamins
do COPD pts have increased or decreased REE?
usually increased (exact cause of hypermetabolism not well understood)
how do macronutrient needs compare between pts with pulmonary failure and other critically ill pts?
same
vitamin D deficiency supplementation in chronic lung disease
50,000 1x/week x 8 weeks (or 6000 IU/d x 6 weeks)»_space; maintenance dose of 2000 IU/day
what is the evidence for glutamine supplementation in pulmonary disease?
may cause harm
which patient positionings can help reduce ventilator associated pneumonia?
supine in semi recumbent position with HOB 45 degrees
if ARDS pt that is in prone position, HOB elevation can be achieved using reverse Trendelenburg to 10-25 degrees
salt recommendations in CF for 0-6 month olds, >6 months, and older kids
0-6 mos: 1/8 teaspoon per day
>6 months: 1/4 teaspoon per day
Older kids: liberal salt diet
maximum PERT for CF
2500 units/kg lipase per meal
OR
10,000 units/kg/day
high doses of pancreatic enzymes can cause…
fibrosing colonopathy (rare)
how often should FSV levels be checked in CF?
annually