6 Interesting Facts about Nutrition Management in Emergency Patients
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Check out this latest SlideShare that we have put together that contains a list of 6 interesting facts that you should know about Nutrition Management in your Emergency Patients. Want to learn more? Sign up for this 1-week online & interactive Masterclass for Veterinary Nurses/Techs - https://veteducation.com.au/masterclass-nutrition-for-the-emergency-patient/ Visit veteducation.com.au to get access to high-quality online veterinary CE from the comfort of you choice!
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6 Interesting Facts about Nutrition Management in Emergency Patients
- 1. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT 6Nutrition MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCY PATIENTS brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 2. ...that reduced or absent nutritional intake in patients with critical illness can lead to malnutrition and adverse effects in as little as 24 hours? 1Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 3. ...that cats have a daily requirement for thiamine supplementation to ensure normal carbohydrate metabolism and brain function? 2Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 4. ...that critically ill patients fed with intravenous nutrition have worse outcome than those receiving enteral nutrition? 3Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 5. ...that intravenous nutrition is associated with higher infection and sepsis rates than those who are fed by the enteral route? 4Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 6. ...that recent literature supports early enteral feeding in patients with acute pancreatitis? 5Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 7. ...that human-specific critical care diets require supplementation to make them better balanced, when fed to dogs and cats? 6Did you know... brought to you by Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient Learn More >
- 8. Sign up for this special 1-week live and interactive masterclass Access to Tutorial Recordings If you are unable to attend the live tutorial, a link to the recording will be shared with you a few days following the tutorial. Get answers to all of your questions about nutritional support needed for the emergency patients. Live Weekly Tutorials This course starts on August 21, 2023 with live tutorials on Monday at 19:30 AEST. YOUR TUTOR Dr. Philip Judge view full bio veteducation.com.au Learn from Anywhere You can join us from almost anywhere you have an internet connection! Masterclass: Nutrition for the Emergency Patient
- 9. At the conclusion of this course, the participant will have a sound understanding of: "This was a fabulous course. It is the first for me with Philip as the lecturer and I would like to congratulate him on his presentations, knowledge and enthusiasm." — Amy, Vet Nurse, New Zealand "Just wanted to say how much I'm enjoying the course and how much I appreciate your attention to detail. Learning lots though and can see how this new knowledge is really going to elevate my nursing skills!" — Emily, Vet Nurse, Australia Here's what you'll learn VIEW FULL COURSE SCHEDULE HERE. Course Reviews veteducation.com.au The physiology of simple starvation in comparison to starvation in illness, as it relates to the requirement for urgent nutritional support in emergency or critically ill patients Appropriate care of feeding tubes, as well as placement techniques for nasal and oesophageal tubes The concept and practice of providing micro-enteral nutritional support to the emergency patient How to transition from microenteral nutrition to elemental or hydrolysed, and subsequently complex nutritional support for the emergency or critical patient Specific nutritional requirements for patients with diseases including kidney disease, diabetes mellitus, gastrointestinal dysfunction, among others How to diagnose and manage a patient with re-feeding syndrome; and how to prevent its occurrence.
- 10. RACE-approved for 6 CPD Points Graded Course Assessment Discussion Forums Live and Online Weekly Tutorials Comprehensive Learning Resources Extra Course Resources Protocols For Your Practice and much more. DON'T MISS OUT! REGISTER NOW! Starts August 21, 2023 @ 19:30 AEST veteducation.com.au Course Features Nutrition Masterclass: for the Emergency Patient With 3 live tutorials, extensive course notes, lots of tutor interaction, and an engaging course assessment task, this course will help take your nursing care to the next level.