[Expert Solution]: Mr. Churchill was recently discharged to a reh

Mr. Churchill was recently discharged to a rehab facility after having a stroke. During his recent hospitalization it was determined it was unsafe for him to eat by mouth. He is currently receiving 100% of his nutritional needs via an NG tube. During his hospital stay his tube feedings were running continuously from 20 hours at 110 ml/hour, he had no signs of intolerance. The rehab facility would like you to transition his feeds to cyclic feeds to better accommodate his therapy schedule. Patient information: Age 70 Current Weight 147 lbs Height: 5 ft 8 inch Question 1: Based on Mr. Churchill’s presentation use the nutrition care manual to calculate his estimated calorie, protein, and fluid needs. 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: It has been determined that Mr. Chruchill’s enteral feeds will run from 9PM to 7AM. Determine the nutrition intervention. You will need to calculate the volume of formula needed to meet 100% of Mr. Churchill’s calorie needs. Once you have determined the volume needed, determine the rate the tube feeding will need to run. Question 4: What are the advancement recommendations for Mr. Churchill. How long will it take to get him to his new goal rate? Show your work. Question 5: During Mr. Churchill’s time at rehab he has been working with SLP. It has been determined that Mr. Churchill can advance his diet to thickened liquids and soft foods. The team would like to decrease his enteral feeds to encourage hunger. How would you recommend transitioning Mr. Churchill’s feeds? Question 6: Write a PES statement for your patient.