Table 5.
Summary of Recommendations for the Management of EN-Associated Hyperglycemia
| Type of Feeding | ADA’s Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes—2022 (16) | Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline 2012 (1) and 2022 (40) | AACE Guidance on the Management of Inpatient Hyperglycemia in Special Populations (64) | SHM Glycemic Control Implementation Guidelines, 2015 (39) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous TF | NPH insulin every 8 or every 12 hours to cover nutritional needs and basal insulin daily if patient was previously on basal insulin Nutrition needs calculated based on 1 unit of insulin for 10–15 g carbohydrate Correctional RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours |
Glargine/detemir daily or NPH twice daily RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours Correctional RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours |
NPH or basal insulin once or twice daily (40–50% of TDD) RHI every 6 hours (50–60% of TDD) Correctional RHI every 6 hours |
Glargine once daily or detemir twice daily (40–50% of TDD) RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours (50–60% of TDD) Correctional RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours |
| Bolus TF | Continue home basal insulin dose RAA insulin/RHI before each bolus TF based on 1 unit of insulin for 10–15 g carbohydrate Correctional RAA insulin every 4 hours or RHI every 6 hours |
RAA insulin or RHI before each bolus TF | RAA insulin or RHI before each bolus TF based on 1 unit of insulin for 10–15 g carbohydrate | Glargine once daily or detemir twice daily RAA insulin before each bolus TF Correctional RAA insulin with each bolus TF |
| Nocturnal TF | Continue home basal dose Administer NPH at start of the TF |
Glargine/detemir for basal coverage NPH insulin plus RAA insulin or RHI at start of the TF Correctional RAA insulin or RHI every 4–6 hours |
NPH insulin plus RHI or RAA insulin at the start of the TF RAA insulin or RHI every 4–6 hours Correctional RAA insulin or RHI every 4–6 hours |
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