Nutritional Management of the Critical Patient
Dr Bryony Senic BSc, BVMS
Which of the following is the primary attribute of glutamine?
a) Promotes wound healing and tissue repair
b) Enhances immune function
c) Preferred fuel source for gastrointestinal cells
d) Enhances palatability
Correct Answer - (c)
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a/d?
a) Increased carbohydrates
b) Highly digestible
c) Higher level of glutamine
d) Increased levels of B complex vitamins and antioxidants
Correct Answer -(a)
A hypermetabolic dog or cat is unable to properly metabolise which nutrient?
a) Protein
b) Fat
c) Carbohydrate
Correct Answer -(c)
Poor critical care nutrition can results in:
a) Dysfunctional healing
b) Suppressed immune function
c) Cachexia and increased morbidity and mortality
d) All of the above
Correct Answer -(d)
How often should a nutritional assessment be performed whilst a patient is in hospital?
a) Upon admission
b) Daily
c) Every second day
d) Before patient goes home
Correct Answer -(b)
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