Nutrition in Trauma

Merve MISIRLIOĞLUa , Ali Ertuğ ARSLANKÖYLÜa

aMersin University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Pediatric Intensive Care, Mersin, Türkiye

ABSTRACT
Providing nutritional support reduces the severity and complications of the disease, shortens the length of stay in the intensive care unit, and affects patients positively. Nutrition options should be arranged as enteral or parenteral according to the clinic of the disease and the type of trauma. Although there is not enough evidence about when to start feeding in intensive care patients, it is recommended to start enteral nutrition within 24-48 hours in patients who are hemodynamically stable and have a functional gastrointestinal system. It is important to provide nutritional support in critically ill children followed up in the intensive care unit due to trauma, as in other patient groups. If there is no nutritional contraindication, patients should be fed as early as possible, enteral route should be preferred, and protein adequacy should be evaluated at repetitive intervals.
Keywords: Nutrition; child; trauma; intensive care

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