[Expert Solution]: Case 2: Mrs. Snyder presents to the ICU after

Case 2: Mrs. Snyder presents to the ICU after being rescued from a house fire. Mrs. Snyder presents with burns that cover 30% of her total body surface area (TBSA). The medical team has decided to plan an NG tube for feedings. Patient information: Age 35 Current Weight 115 lbs Height: 5 ft 2 inch Question 1: Based on Mrs. Snyder’s presentation and TBSA, use the nutrition care manual to calculate her estimated calorie, protein, and fluid needs. For energy needs use the Curreri formula. Show your work. Question 2: Use the following resource to review formulas available and select an appropriate formula. State which formula you will use and justify your formula choice. Question 3: At this time it has been determined that Mrs. Snyder should not eat anything by mouth due and a NG tube will be placed for feedings. Determine the nutrition intervention. You will need to calculate the volume of formula needed to meet 100% of Mrs. Snyder’s calorie and protein needs. Once you have determined the amount of formula needed to meet Mrs. Snyder’s protein needs, calculate how many calories, how many grams of protein, and how much free water the regimen will provide. Show your work. Question 4: Mrs. Snyder will need to receive continuous feeds for 20 hours per day. What are the initiation and advancement recommendations for Mrs. Snyder? Question 5: Based on your intervention and plan for starting and advancing continuous feeds, how long will it take to get Mrs. Snyder to her goal rate? Question 6: Mrs. Snyder is having difficulties tolerating his formula. At this time you have determined it would be best to decrease her rate and run her feeds for 24 hours/day rather than 20 hours/day. What is her new rate? Question 7: Write a PES statement for your patient.