DETERMINING ENERGY REQUIREMENTS: CALORIE CALCULATOR

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DETERMINING ENERGY REQUIREMENTS: CALORIE CALCULATOR HOW TO USE: Determine goal feed rate based on patient weight. Standard formula is Isosource 1.0HP. Only choose Resource 2.0 or Novasource Renal if a fluid restriction is required and/or patient is receiving IHD. CRRT patients should receive Isosource 1.0HP. Use refeeding goal rate for malnourished patients. MALNUTRITION AND REFEEDING SYNDROME: To prevent significant electrolyte and fluid shifts associated with refeeding syndrome, recommend initial goal feeding rate provide 20kcal/kg for patients suspected to be malnourished. Advance to goal (25kcal/kg) when electrolytes have been within normal limits for 24h. SEVERELY MALNOURISHED PATIENTS: Initiate feeds at 25mL/hr and only advance to the refeeding goal rate (20kcal/kg) once electrolytes are repleted. PATIENT WEIGHT GOAL CALORIES (25kcal/kg) GOAL FEEDING RATE Isosource 1.0HP (mL/hr) Resource 2.0 or Novasource Renal REFEEDING GOAL RATE (20kcal/kg) Less than 40kg 1000 40 20 30 41-50kg 1125 45 25 35 51-60kg 1375 55 61-70kg 1625 65 50 71-80kg 1875 80 Greater than 81kg 2000 85 RISK FACTORS FOR MALNUTRITION Substance abuse NPO/suboptimal intake ≥ 5-7 days ≥ 10% weight loss over past 6 months Physical signs of malnutrition ENTERAL NUTRITION FORMULARY FORMULA ISOSOURCE 1.0HP RESOURCE 2 NOVASOURCE RENAL ISOSOURCE 1.2 PEPTAMEN INTENSE kcal/mL 1.0 2.0 1.2 % of calories from protein 25% 17% 18% 37% COMMENTS -Standard feed for ICU admission -High protein -Appropriate for CRRT -Fluid restricted -Quite low protein -For stable IHD patients -Contains low levels of K and PO4 -For stable ward patients -Very high protein -Use during Propofol infusion to provide adequate protein without overfeeding calories Originally developed by J. Greenwood, RD. Critical Care Program: VCHA – VA. Update Mar 2019