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In this episode, you'll learn about the ebb and flow phase following injury and the metabolic response to trauma. You just might be asked a question like this on the RD Exam and if so, I got you covered.
Learning about this during my clinical rotation as an intern was one of the best lessons and prepared me for my role as a trauma dietitian. I wanted to share a case study and explain the ebb and flow phase through the learnings from that case study.
This is what you'll learn in this episode:
Here's a glance at this episode:
[05:20] Shout out to 4 amazing new RD's who just joined the RD community
[08:00] Strategy for addressing low blood pressure immediately following injury
[09:36] Protein needs for patients who've had an injury/trauma
[12:40] Blood sugar levels after injury
By Jana Nicholl, MS, RD, IBCLC, CNSC4.8
4141 ratings
In this episode, you'll learn about the ebb and flow phase following injury and the metabolic response to trauma. You just might be asked a question like this on the RD Exam and if so, I got you covered.
Learning about this during my clinical rotation as an intern was one of the best lessons and prepared me for my role as a trauma dietitian. I wanted to share a case study and explain the ebb and flow phase through the learnings from that case study.
This is what you'll learn in this episode:
Here's a glance at this episode:
[05:20] Shout out to 4 amazing new RD's who just joined the RD community
[08:00] Strategy for addressing low blood pressure immediately following injury
[09:36] Protein needs for patients who've had an injury/trauma
[12:40] Blood sugar levels after injury

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