Table 2.
Summary of Recommendations for the Management of PN-Associated Hyperglycemia
| Guideline | Recommendations |
|---|---|
| ADA Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes—2022 (16) | For patients receiving PN, RHI may be added to the PN bag, particularly if >20 units of correctional insulin were required in the previous 24 hours. A standard dose of 1 unit per 10 g carbohydrate can be used to start, with subsequent daily adjustment. Supplement with correctional SQ insulin every 4–6 hours. |
| Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline, 2012 (1) | Adding RHI to the PN bag can be a safe and effective option for patients receiving PN. Initial use of separate insulin infusion can help in estimating the TDD. |
| SHM Glycemic Control Implementation Guide, 2015 (39) | Separate insulin infusion is usually given parenterally along with PN, which allows for accurate dose finding. Then, RHI insulin can be added to subsequent nutrition bags. |