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1. Volume-Based Feeds: (most patients) Upon admission to ICU: physician should complete “Enteral Feeding Initiation Orders” and select one of the following three feeding strategies: 1. Volume-Based Feeds: (most patients) Day 1: 25mL/hr (until end of flow sheet) Day 2 (and subsequent days): Rate determined by 24-hour volume goal Consult RD to determine goal If no RD available, use weight-based goals (see “Enteral Feeding Initiation Orders”) until RD can assess Calculating rate from 24-hr volume goal: 24h-volume goal – volume already received today = volume remaining for today Volume remaining for today ÷ hours remaining today = rate Notes: Rate should never exceed 150mL/hr For more assistance calculating rate, consult “volume-based feeding schedule” Questions? Contact the PEP uP PIT Crew: MD: ___________________________ RN: ___________________________ RD: ___________________________ Remember: Patients on volume-based or trophic feeds should also be started on: Metoclopramide: 10 mg IV q 6h Beneprotein: 2 packets (14 g) mixed in 120ml water administered bid via NG 2. Trophic Feeds: Feed @10mL/hr Appropriate for patients: On vasopressors (if adequately resuscitated) Who are not suitable for high volume feeding (ruptured AAA, surgically placed jejunostomy, upper intestinal anastomosis, impending intubation) Discussion point: Lmusillo wanted us to add active GI bleed and DKA to NPO contraindications. 3. NPO: Appropriate for patients with: Bowel perforation Bowel obstruction Proximal high output fistula The following are not contraindications to EN: Recent operation High NG output Interruptions due to procedures? Consult “EN guideline for surgical procedures” Volume-based feeds: If patient is scheduled to be NPO, adjust rate so volume goal is met before feeding is stopped High gastric residual volumes? Trophic feeds: Do not monitor GRVs Volume-based feeds: Consult “gastric feeding flow chart” Diarrhea? Consult “nurses’ guideline for management of diarrhea” Discuss at rounds every day: Trophic feeds or NPO: Ability to progress to volume-based feeds Daily nutritional adequacy (Volume patient received ÷ 24-hr volume goal ×100) Appropriateness of enteral formula, motility agents and protein supplements This protocol is a guideline; it does not replace clinical judgment. If uncomfortable with any aspect of the protocol, discuss it with a dietitian or physician.