CI: Major Recommendations (2012)

CI: Major Recommendations (2012)

Major Recommendations

Below you will find a list of Critical Illness Recommendations organized by Topic.

To see the Recommendation Summary, just click on the Recommendation title. To view how recommendations are developed, click here. Also view the Executive Summary of Recommendations or print the guideline in PDF format.

Topics Listed by Subject

Critical Illness (CI) Major Recommendations

Screening

Nutrition Screening 

Nutrition Assessment

CI: Nutrition Assessment/Reassessment 

CI: Assessment

CI: Reassessment

CI: Determination of Resting Metabolic Rate   

CI: RMR Predictive Equations for Non-obese Critically Ill Adults

CI: RMR Predictive Equations for Obese Critically Ill Adults

EE: Energy Expeniture Evidence-Based Nutrition Practice Guideline 

EE: Measuring Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) in the Healthy and Non-Critically Ill Guideline

EE: Measuring Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) in the Critically Ill Guideline

Nutrition Diagnosis

None.

Nutrition Intervention

CI: Nutrition Prescription 

CI: Enteral vs. Parenteral Nutrition

CI: Initiation of Enteral Nutrition 

CI: Gastric vs. Small Bowel Feeding Tube Placement 

CI: Feeding Tube Placement 

CI: Enteral Nutrition Energy Delivery 

CI: Optimizing Enteral Nutrition Delivery 

CI: Patient Positioning
CI: Gastric Residual Volume
CI: Use of A Promotility Agent

CI: Immune-Modulating Enteral Nutrition

CI: Enteral Formulas Containing Immune-Modulating Nutrients in Patients without ARDS and Acute Lung Injury

CI: Enteral Formulas Containing Immune-Modulating Nutrients in Patients with ARDS and Acute Lung Injury

 CI: Enteral Nutrition and Fiber 

CI: Addition of Fiber to Enteral Nutrition to Reduce Diarrhea

CI: Supplemental Glutamine 

CI: Supplemental Enteral Glutamine

CI: Supplemental Intravenous Glutamine

CI: Hypocaloric, High Protein Feeding Regimen 

CI: Blood Glucose Control 

CI: Coordination of Care 

Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation

CI: Monitoring and Evaluation of Critically Ill Adults