摘要
目的调查内分泌住院患者营养风险状况以及营养支持的应用现状。方法使用营养风险筛查2002(NRS-2002)评分简表,采用加权随机抽样的方法,对我院新入院患者进行营养风险筛查,并调查其营养支持应用情况。结果此次受试住院患者(n=2 821),营养风险患者占比率为32%(n=902)。其中营养风险发生较高的糖尿病肾病。无营养风险患者共1 919例,其中使用营养支持者242人,占12.6%。有营养风险的902例患者中使用营养支持者349人,占38.7%。共有591例患者给予了营养支持,占20.9%。NRS评分≥3分使用营养支持者分别为242人、349人,总营养支持占比率分别为40.9%、59.1%。有营养风险的营养支持率显著高于无营养风险者。NRS评分≥3分未使用营养支持553例,24.8%。结论筛查结果显示住院患者有营养风险的比例较高,但使用营养支持存在一定的不合理情况。
Objective To investigate the nutritional risk status and application status of nutritional support in endocrine inpatients. Methods The nutritional risk screening 2002(NRS-2002) was used to screen the newly admitted patients and investigate their nutritional support application by means of weighted random sampling. Results In this study, 32% of the hospitalized patients(n=2 821) were at nutritional risk(n=902). There is a high nutritional risk of diabetic nephropathy. There were 1 919 patients with no nutritional risk, of whom 242 were nutritional supporters(12.6%). Among the 902 patients at nutritional risk, 349 were using nutritional supporters, accounting for 38.7%. A total of 591 patients were given nutritional support, accounting for 20.9%. NRS score ≥ 3 [check for modifications, the returned version shall prevail.The article has been edited, keep all traces of modification, do not change the non-relevant content. There were 242 and 349 nutrition supporters, and the total nutrition support ratio was 40.9% and 59.1%, respectively. The nutritional support rate of those with nutritional risk was significantly higher than those without nutritional risk. No nutritional support was used in 553 patients(24.8%) with NRS score ≥ 3.Conclusion The screening results show that the proportion of inpatients with nutritional risk is higher, but there is some unreasonable situation in the use of nutritional support.
作者
吕坤英
LYU Kunying(Endocrinology Branch,Chifeng Hospital,Chifeng Inner Mongolia 024000,China)
出处
《中国继续医学教育》
2020年第12期93-95,共3页
China Continuing Medical Education
关键词
老年患者
糖尿病
营养风险
风险筛查
营养支持
分析
elderly patients
diabetes
nutritional risks
risk screening
nutrition support
analysis