John recently suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen and has undergone surgery. He is 37
years old, 6'0", and weighs 200 lbs. John is currently on a medical ventilator to help him
breathe.
1. Describe the metabolic response to injury (ebb phase and flow phase). If you do not
understand certain terms (such as hemodynamic instability), please attempt to do further
research

2. Explain what is occurring in the flow phase that requires increased calorie and protein needs.
3. Indirect calorimetry is not available to determine John's energy requirements, so we must use
the Ireton-Jones Energy Expenditure Equation. Calculate energy requirements for John using
Ireton-Jones Energy Expenditure Equation. Show calculations. Keep in mind all the factors that
are in John's case (ventilator dependent, weight, age, gender, trauma present).
4. Calculate a range of protein requirements for John. Show calculations.
5. John is having trouble consuming foods orally, but his GI system is functional. Name the type of nutrient delivery you believe John needs. Why is this delivery method suited for John?

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in the surgery recovery area.

Which statement is true?

Ethics are a personal set of beliefs of what is right and wrong.

Ethics are determined by an individual's religion.

Morals are a set of beliefs of what is right and wrong.

Morals are the standards that have been adopted by a group.

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what medical career is this?

a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental illness

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modifying lifestyle practices, such as working fewer hours.
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what medical career is this?

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At the scene of Anna's death there was a hair sample found. Who does the
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Studies of neurophysiology have shown that some cases of memory loss and dementia are caused by
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Underline or highlight each term.
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The process of breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide is
called

A. Walking
B. Digestion
C. Movement
D. Respiration

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A.
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B.
endoscopy
C.
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D.
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John recently suffered a gunshot wound to the abdomen and has undergone surgery. He is 37
years old, 6'0", and weighs 200 lbs. John is currently on a medical ventilator to help him
breathe.

2. Explain what is occurring in the flow phase that requires increased calorie and protein needs.

Which of the following is true regarding the treatment of
substance use disorder?
O Learning how to use small, controlled doses of a substance
is part of treatment.
O There is a cure for substance use disorder.
O Learning how to prevent relapsing is an important part of
treatment