SCCM Resource Library-Micronutrient Deficiencies and Impact of Drug Shortages

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The speaker discusses the importance of adult multivitamins and micronutrients in parenteral nutrition (PN), highlighting the use of commercial multivitamin products and decisions on trace elements based on patient needs. They emphasize the challenge and importance of diagnosing micronutrient deficiencies, which are crucial for human metabolism and enzyme activity. The summary includes symptoms to look for in assessments, such as changes in skin, hair, and nails, which might indicate deficiencies. The speaker also notes the complexities of absorption affected by various health conditions. They highlight issues related to inflammation impacting micronutrient levels and the ongoing challenges posed by supply chain issues affecting PN products. Suggestions include alternative therapies and supplementation strategies during shortages, collaboration with pharmacies, and increased lab work frequency. The speaker concludes by urging organizations to adopt strategies to manage product shortages and to report any related issues.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Managing Ongoing Nutrition Support Shortages: Implications in the Critically Ill

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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multivitamins

micronutrient deficiencies

parenteral nutrition

trace elements

supply chain issues

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