Table 2: Scenario Responses. Modes of initial feeding participants chose for mock patient scenarios.
Scenario Responses |
N (%) |
|
|
Scenario |
Gastric |
Postpyloric |
Could not Determine |
A 36 week neonate born with hypotonia and poor coordination who has aspiration on a swallow evaluation |
15 (56%) |
10 (37%) |
2 (7%) |
A term infant with congenital heart disease (HLHS) who is admitted to the cardiac ICU following first stage repair |
16 (59.3%) |
7 (25.9%) |
4 (14.8%) |
An ex-24 week neonate now 50 weeks CGA transferred from an outside facility for ventilator dependence, pneumonia, and bronchopulmonary dysplasia |
23 (85.2%) |
4 (14.8%) |
0 (0.0%) |
A 2-month-old infant admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit with RSV and right lower lobe pneumonia |
24 (88.9%) |
3 (11.1%) |
0 (0.0%) |
A 12-year-old with cerebral palsy admitted with aspiration pneumonia |
13 (48.1%) |
12 (44.4%) |
2 (7.4%) |
A 4-year-old admitted with 40% TBSA burns who is intubated. |
17 (63.0%) |
9 (33.3%) |
1 (3.7%) |
A 3-month-old status post heart transplant. |
23 (85.2%) |
2 (7.4%) |
2 (7.4%) |
Premature infant with low birth weight |
26 (96.3%) |
0 (0.0%) |
1 (3.7%) |
A 15-year-old patient with severe cystic fibrosis being evaluated for lung transplant admitted with respiratory failure to the ICU (not intubated). |
20 (74.1%) |
4 (14.8%) |
3 (11.1%) |
An ex-24 week infant on home oxygen admitted to the ICU for replacement of a VP shunt |
24 (88.9%) |
1 (3.7%) |
2 (7.4%) |