One of the side effects of chemotherapy is diarrhea. List two primary concerns for a patient...
- One of the side effects of chemotherapy is diarrhea.
- List two primary concerns for a patient with high volume diarrhea on EN support.
- In regards to the appropriateness of the EN formula, what would you want to assess for a patient experiencing diarrhea?
- What might the medication and nutrition treatment be for a patient with high volume diarrhea receiving EN support?
Homework Answers
1, Follow strict handwashing and hygiene precautions before
starting the feeding administration set, wear gloves when handling
administration set. follow hanging times guidelines with individual
formulations and storage precautions in the refrigerator, not more
than 96 hours until use.
2, check patient urine sugar level and acetone level every 6 hours,
check vital signs every 8 hours and check the patient weight before
feeding or daily. check patient serum electrolyte, blood urea,
nitrogen, glucose level daily. measure weekly trace elements for
adequate minerals replacement. Do ongoing nutritional assessment
for proper nutrition maintenance.
3, Diarrhea management includes appropriate antidiarrheal
medications. stop antibiotics, osmolality active medications.
follow simple antidiarrhoeal agents like codeine phosphate or
loperamide. use short term feeding and use a non-fiber formula. use
prebiotics and probiotics for safe feeding. switch from pump
feeding to gastric bolus or postpyloric feeding.
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