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Maduhu, I cannot thank you enough for your continued support of my channel. Thank YOU for watching my videos in Tanzania 🇹🇿 (I promise to make videos on CKD for you someday. I have not forgotten!)
Wow! Never in a million years did I think someone from Libya would watch my video. Thank you so much for investing your time in learning about clinical nutrition ❤️
Nearly ive seen all your vids , im a clinical dietitian , we are struggling too much here but we're trying to do our best to delivere good nutrition to our patients regardless poor resources that barely exist 😢
@@Ali-Alfakhri716 Do you guys have an online fundraiser going? Or any way we can try to support you? I don’t have a very big community, but I can try to spread the word to see if we can help!
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity thanks for your kindness , i meant in our country nutrition as a speciality is relatively new in the medical team , maybe 10 years ago was the beggining of clinical nutrition establishment , still some doctors deny us , others interfering with our job , some believe in us , also we don't have a written policy or protocol to work freely
@@Ali-Alfakhri716 I understand now. I’m very sorry to hear that! All you can do is be the best dietitian possible. If they see that you really know your stuff, you will earn their respect ✊🏼
Thanks for your videos! I wanted to ask you for advice, if possible. How to calculate the protein quota for a patient with sepsis and renal failure? In the first condition it is recommended to increase it, and in the second - to limit. How to be? Especially if the patient has malnutrition.
These situational questions are difficult to answer because there is no official recommendation or one correct answer. The response should be based on your judgement as the clinician, and your understanding of the specific patient. You need to figure out which condition takes priority! Usually, I would prioritize meeting the needs for severe infection and critical illness over renal failure, and would not restrict protein.
NEW BOOK: cnu.sellfy.store/
ALSO ON AMAZON: a.co/d/6C6lXGa
________________________________
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Just got my first job as a clinical dietitian. Will start Monday. Thought I would rewatch all your videos.
Hope you’re doing well!
Excellent!!
Exceptionally informative. Thanks for making these videos.
Thank you so much for watching it! I really appreciate when I get feedback from the community 🙌
So good, as always
Fantastic practice and informative video .Thank you CNU.
Maduhu, I cannot thank you enough for your continued support of my channel. Thank YOU for watching my videos in Tanzania 🇹🇿 (I promise to make videos on CKD for you someday. I have not forgotten!)
Much I appreciate your spreading Nutrition science knowledge globally .
from Libya🇱🇾 , you are the best , keep it up 🤩
Wow! Never in a million years did I think someone from Libya would watch my video. Thank you so much for investing your time in learning about clinical nutrition ❤️
Nearly ive seen all your vids , im a clinical dietitian , we are struggling too much here but we're trying to do our best to delivere good nutrition to our patients regardless poor resources that barely exist 😢
@@Ali-Alfakhri716 Do you guys have an online fundraiser going? Or any way we can try to support you? I don’t have a very big community, but I can try to spread the word to see if we can help!
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity thanks for your kindness , i meant in our country nutrition as a speciality is relatively new in the medical team , maybe 10 years ago was the beggining of clinical nutrition establishment , still some doctors deny us , others interfering with our job , some believe in us , also we don't have a written policy or protocol to work freely
@@Ali-Alfakhri716 I understand now. I’m very sorry to hear that! All you can do is be the best dietitian possible. If they see that you really know your stuff, you will earn their respect ✊🏼
Great video 🙏🏽.
Thank you! 🙌🏼
Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching!
one day , hope i can work as a clinical dietitian in the US hospitals 😞
If that is your goal, then you can achieve it! Never give up!
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity thanks for your support , im really appreciate it 🙏
Thanks for your videos!
I wanted to ask you for advice, if possible. How to calculate the protein quota for a patient with sepsis and renal failure? In the first condition it is recommended to increase it, and in the second - to limit. How to be? Especially if the patient has malnutrition.
These situational questions are difficult to answer because there is no official recommendation or one correct answer. The response should be based on your judgement as the clinician, and your understanding of the specific patient. You need to figure out which condition takes priority! Usually, I would prioritize meeting the needs for severe infection and critical illness over renal failure, and would not restrict protein.
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity thank you so much!