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Patient Care Report #3 NIKITA PRABHU SPRING 2014 UMCB

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Patient Care Report #3. NIKITA PRABHU SPRING 2014 UMCB. Patient History. 31 y/o Caucasian female No significant PMH Married, stay-at-home mother with a young son. Anthropometrics. Weight : 60.5 kg (133#) Height : 162.56 cm (5’4”) Standard Wt : 54.54 kg (120#) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Patient Care Report #3NIKITA PRABHU

SPRING 2014

UMCB

Patient History 31 y/o Caucasian female

No significant PMH

Married, stay-at-home mother with a young son

Anthropometrics Weight: 60.5 kg (133#)

Height: 162.56 cm (5’4”)

Standard Wt: 54.54 kg (120#)

% Standard Wt: 110%

Current Hospitalization February 14th – March 3rd

Admitted after falling in home and hitting head on tile

Was unresponsive and intubated at scene

Brought from San Marcos home via EMS

Admitting diagnoses: Intracranial hemorrhage Cerebal edema Bilateral subdural hematoma Occipital skull fracture Acute respiratory failure

Admitting Diet Order: NPO with plan for EN by Day 3 of admission

Day 4: ▪ NTR consulted for TF recs

▪ Currently on propofol @ 1.9 ml/hr (~50 kcal/day)

▪ RD rec trickle feeds until propofol rate is stable or off

Estimated Energy Needs: (via Penn State)

▪ 1,452 – 1,513 kcal/day (24-25 kcal/kg)

▪ 79 – 91 gm PRO/day (1.3-1.5 gm/kg)

▪ Pt started on 1.2 cal standard w/out fiber @ 15 ml/hr + 2

packets protein powder Qday, advanced as tolerated to goal of

50 ml/hr

▪ Provides: 1,540 kcal & 79 gm PRO OR 25 kcal/kg & 1.3 gm

PRO/kg (100% of needs)

Day 4: ▪ NTR consulted for TF recs

▪ Currently on propofol @ 1.9 ml/hr (~50 kcal/day)

▪ RD rec trickle feeds until propofol rate is stable or off

Estimated Energy Needs: (via Penn State)

▪ 1,452 – 1,513 kcal/day (24-25 kcal/kg)

▪ 79 – 91 gm PRO/day (1.3-1.5 gm/kg)

▪ Pt started on 1.2 cal standard w/out fiber @ 15 ml/hr + 2

packets protein powder Qday, advanced as tolerated to goal of

50 ml/hr

▪ Provides: 1,540 kcal & 79 gm PRO OR 25 kcal/kg & 1.3 gm

PRO/kg (100% of needs)

Day 6:▪ Pt seen for EN follow up

▪ Pt still on trickle feeds via OGT▪ Propofol ↑ to 23.4 ml/hr (~618

kcal/day)

▪ Currently receiving 30% of kcal and 25% PRO needs

▪ Spoke with MD resident to ↑TF to 30 ml/hr (100% kcal needs &

60% PRO needs)

Day 4: ▪ NTR consulted for TF recs

▪ Currently on propofol @ 1.9 ml/hr (~50 kcal/day)

▪ RD rec trickle feeds until propofol rate is stable or off

Estimated Energy Needs: (via Penn State)

▪ 1,452 – 1,513 kcal/day (24-25 kcal/kg)

▪ 79 – 91 gm PRO/day (1.3-1.5 gm/kg)

▪ Pt started on 1.2 cal standard w/out fiber @ 15 ml/hr + 2

packets protein powder Qday, advanced as tolerated to goal of

50 ml/hr

▪ Provides: 1,540 kcal & 79 gm PRO OR 25 kcal/kg & 1.3 gm

PRO/kg

Day 6:▪ Pt seen for EN follow up

▪ Pt still on trickle feeds via OGT▪ Propofol ↑ to 23.4 ml/hr (~618

kcal/day)

▪ Currently receiving 30% of kcal and 25% PRO needs

▪ Spoke with MD resident to ↑TF to 30 ml/hr (100% kcal needs &

60% PRO needs)

Day 8: ▪ Pt is now s/p day 4 craniectomy

▪ Pt vomited x2 yesterday & TF was stopped

▪ CDO: NPO (will be receiving PEG today- TF at 35 ml/hr prior to

NPO)

▪ Wt trending ↑ (+10 kg) due to fluid overload based on I/O▪ Pt is no longer on pressors

▪ RD rec that restart TF @ trickle feeds via PEG

▪ ↑ rate to 50 ml/hr to provide 1,490 kcal & 79 gm PRO (25

kcal/kg admit wt & 1.3 gm PRO)

Day 11:▪ Pt has been @ goal rate of 50 ml/hr since Day 8 (100% needs)▪ Pt had first 2 BM since admit & wts have stabilized close to admit

wt (@ 62.6 kg)

▪ Pt is on trach collar and tolerating well

▪ RD rec to switch pt to standard formula with fiber

*NEW* Estimated Needs1,512-1,634 kcal/day (25-27 kcal/kg

admit wt)73-91 gm PRO/day (1.3-1.5 gm/kg

admit wt)

▪ New TF regimen: 1.2 cal standard w/ fiber @ 50

ml/hr + 2 packets protein powder provides 1,634 kcal & 85 gm PRO

(100% needs)

Day 11:▪ Pt has been @ goal rate of 50 ml/hr since Day 8 (100% needs)▪ Pt had first 2 BM since admit & wts have stabilized close to admit

wt (@ 62.6 kg)

▪ Pt is on trach collar and tolerating well

▪ RD rec to switch pt to standard formula with fiber

*NEW* Estimated Needs1,512-1,634 kcal/day (25-27 kcal/kg

admit wt)73-91 gm PRO/day (1.3-1.5 gm/kg

admit wt)

▪ New TF regimen: 1.2 cal standard w/ fiber @ 50

ml/hr + 2 packets protein powder provides 1,634 kcal & 85 gm PRO

(100% needs)

Day 15: ▪ Pt has begun to open eyes and

react to sounds▪ Pt is able to cough on her own

Day 18: ▪ Pt has been transferred to Texas

Neuro rehab facility

Osmolite @ 15 mL/hr w/ propofol

Osmolite @ 30 mL/hr w/ propofol

Osmolite @ 50 mL/hr Jevity @ 50 mL/hr0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

1,600

1,800

Kcal per Formula

Average EstimatedKcal Needs

Osmolite @ 15 mL/hr w/ propofol Osmolite @ 30 mL/hr w/ propofol Osmolite @ 50 mL/hr Jevity @ 50 mL/hr0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90 PRO gm per Formula

Minimum EstimatedProteinNeeds

Lab Test Normal 2/14 (Day 1) 2/17 (Day 4) 2/19 (Day 6) 2/21 (Day 8) 2/24 (Day 11)

BUN 8-20 mg/dL - - <5 (L) - -

Sodium 136-145 mmol/L - 150 (H) 146 (H) - -

Potassium 3.6-5.0 mmol/L 2.7 (L) 3.5 (L) 3.5 (L) - -

Phos - 2.4 (L) - - -

Glucose 70-110 mg/dL - 144 (H) - - 111 (H)

Labs

Lab Test Normal 2/14 (Day 1) 2/17 (Day 4) 2/19 (Day 6) 2/21 (Day 8) 2/24 (Day 11)

BUN 8-20 mg/dL - - <5 (L) - -

Sodium 136-145 mmol/L - 150 (H) 146 (H) - -

Potassium 3.6-5.0 mmol/L 2.7 (L) 3.5 (L) 3.5 (L) - -

Phos - 2.4 (L) - - -

Glucose 70-110 mg/dL - 144 (H) - - 111 (H)

Labs

s/p craniectomy w/ ↑ fluid drainage

Lab Test Normal 2/14 (Day 1) 2/17 (Day 4) 2/19 (Day 6) 2/21 (Day 8) 2/24 (Day 11)

BUN 8-20 mg/dL - - <5 (L) - -

Sodium 136-145 mmol/L - 150 (H) 146 (H) - -

Potassium 3.6-5.0 mmol/L 2.7 (L) 3.5 (L) 3.5 (L) - -

Phos - 2.4 (L) - - -

Glucose 70-110 mg/dL - 144 (H) - - 111 (H)

Labs

Inadequate nutrition from TF

↑ stress response in body

Medications albuterol inhalation : bronchodilator

amantadine : anti-viral

bacitracin topical : abrasions

cefepime : anti-bacterial

erythromycin : anti-microbial

famotidine : ↓gastric acid secretion

Reglan : anti-emetic

fentanyl drip : pain

propofol (day 1-7) : sedation

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaSkull fracture

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaSkull fracture

Intracranial Pressure

Respiratory Failure

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Craniectomy

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaSkull fracture

Intracranial Pressure

Respiratory Failure

PropofolIntracranial

Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaIntubation

Respiratory Failure

Craniectomy

Intracranial Pressure

Skull fracture

Propofol

Trickle Feeds

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaIntubation

Osmolite @ 15-30 mL/hr

Respiratory Failure

Craniectomy

Intracranial Pressure

Skull fracture

↑ Needs

Trach collar

Propofol

Trickle Feeds

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaIntubation

Osmolite @ 15-30 mL/hr

PEG placement

Respiratory Failure

Craniectomy

Intracranial Pressure

Skull fracture

100% of Needs

↑ Needs

Trach collar

Propofol

Trickle Feeds

Intracranial Hemorrhage

Bilateral subdural

hemotomaIntubation

Osmolite @ 15-30 mL/hr

PEG placement

Jevity @ 50 mL/hr

Transfer to Texas Neuro

Respiratory Failure

Craniectomy

Intracranial Pressure

Skull fracture