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What is the recommended protein intake for thermally injured children?
What is the recommended protein intake for thermally injured children?
- 2.5 – 3 g/kg (correct)
- 1.5 – 2 g/kg
- 4.5 – 5 g/kg
- 3.5 – 4 g/kg
What is the primary goal of pre-operative nutrition in major surgery?
What is the primary goal of pre-operative nutrition in major surgery?
- To provide additional calories for wound healing
- To improve immune function
- To correct deficiencies and provide reserves for surgery and post-operative period (correct)
- To reduce the risk of electrolyte imbalance
What is the recommended vitamin C intake for thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended vitamin C intake for thermally injured patients?
- 1500mg
- 500mg
- 2000mg
- 1000mg (correct)
What is the primary reason for monitoring fat intake in thermally injured patients?
What is the primary reason for monitoring fat intake in thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended percentage of non-protein kcal from fat in thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended percentage of non-protein kcal from fat in thermally injured patients?
What is the primary reason for providing ω-3 fatty acids in thermally injured patients?
What is the primary reason for providing ω-3 fatty acids in thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended duration of NPO before surgery in major surgery?
What is the recommended duration of NPO before surgery in major surgery?
What is the recommended approach to post-operative nutrition in major surgery?
What is the recommended approach to post-operative nutrition in major surgery?
What is the primary reason for monitoring BUN and creatinine levels in thermally injured patients?
What is the primary reason for monitoring BUN and creatinine levels in thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended approach to managing electrolyte imbalance in thermally injured patients?
What is the recommended approach to managing electrolyte imbalance in thermally injured patients?