SCCM Resource Library-Hot Topics in Critical Care Nutrition: What Recent Data Tell Us

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Video Summary

The video features two sessions on critical care nutrition. The first session, led by Dr. Jay Patel, focuses on the timing and dose of enteral nutrition in critical illness. Topics include gut dysfunction, early enteral nutrition, and the use of trophic and hypocaloric nutrition. The second session, led by Dr. Paul Wischmeier, discusses personalized nutrition in the ICU and the combination of nutrition with exercise. Topics include assessing muscle mass and quality using technologies like muscle ultrasound and bioimpedance analysis, measuring energy needs with indirect calorimetry, and optimizing nutrition therapy. Dr. Wischmeier highlights the potential benefits of these measures in improving patient outcomes. In another part of the video, Dr. Paul Whipple discusses the importance of personalized nutrition and exercise plans for ICU patients. He shares his experience with a patient named Elijah and discusses the use of modern technologies to track progress. Dr. Whipple presents data showing the benefits of nutritional supplementation and high-intensity exercise for ICU patients. He also discusses the use of cardiopulmonary exercise testing to target exercise interventions and rehabilitate patients' mitochondria. Dr. Whipple emphasizes the importance of comprehensive nutrition and exercise programs in creating survivors and not victims of ICU patients.

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GI and Nutrition, 2021

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The Society of Critical Care Medicine's Critical Care Congress features internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine. This is a presentation from the 2021 Critical Care Congress held virtually from January 31-February 12, 2021.

Learning Objectives

Differentiate the pathophysiology related to continuous and intermittent enteral nutrition
Appraise the evidence behind prepyloric versus postpyloric feedings
Assess the risks and benefits related to permissive underfeeding
Explore best practices related to enteral nutrition administration

When Less May Be More Jayshil Patel Personalizing ICU Nutrition: New Tools for Objective Assessment of Nutrition and Muscle Mass Paul Wischmeyer Nutrition and Exercise Go Hand in Hand Even in the ICU: Review of Current Knowledge Paul Wischmeyer

Meta Tag

Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area GI and Nutrition

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Enteral Nutrition

Tag Calorimetry

Year 2021

Keywords

critical care nutrition

enteral nutrition

gut dysfunction

trophic nutrition

hypocaloric nutrition

personalized nutrition

ICU

muscle mass assessment

indirect calorimetry

nutrition therapy

exercise plans

patient outcomes improvement

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