Does this patient's case indicate the use of an immune-modulating formula?
What will be an ideal response?
The most current evidence regarding EN and immune-modulating formulas in patients with pancreatitis suggests that these formulas should not be used in this situation. However, this decision will vary amongst different institutions and should ultimately be decided on an individual basis. A small-peptide-based, medium-chain triglyceride formula would be appropriate for Mr. Mahon.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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a. Acute renal failure b. CAPD c. Nephrotic syndrome d. Hemodialysis
A chronic disease:
a. is easily cured. b. is not affected by diet. c. develops slowly over time due to a poor diet. d. is contagious.
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A. About 60% of the glucose was converted to protein and stored in his muscles. B. Most of the glucose was converted to fat and stored in his waistline. C. About 40% of the glucose wasn't absorbed by his intestinal tract. D. Much of the glucose was burned for energy.