ICU Nutrition Engine™

1. Start Assessment — Click the primary button on the home screen
   ابدأ التقييم — انقر على الزر الرئيسي في الشاشة الرئيسية
2. Enter Patient Data — Demographics, weight, height, age, sex
   أدخل بيانات المريض — المعلومات الديموغرافية، الوزن، الطول، العمر، الجنس
3. Select Clinical Context — Flags (sepsis, trauma, etc.) and nutrition route
   اختر السياق السريري — العلامات (الإنتان، الإصابة، إلخ) ومسار التغذية
4. Review & Confirm — Verify inputs before calculation
   راجع وأكد — تحقق من المدخلات قبل الحساب
5. View Results — PROCEED / HOLD / REASSESS with targets
   عرض النتائج — تابع / انتظر / أعد التقييم مع الأهداف
6. Print Summary — Optional single-page summary for documentation
   اطبع الملخص — ملخص اختياري من صفحة واحدة للتوثيق

Clinical Decision Support Tool

ICU Nutrition Engine™ provides calculated nutrition targets to support clinical decision-making in intensive care settings. This is a decision support tool — not an autonomous prescriber. All outputs require physician review, clinical judgment, and formal prescription orders.

What INE Is

• Calculates daily energy (kcal) and protein (g) targets
• Considers weight, clinical conditions, and nutrition route
• Supports physician decision-making — does not replace it
• Works offline — no network dependency

What INE Is NOT

• NOT an order generator
• NOT a formula selector
• NOT a rate/volume calculator
• NOT a replacement for clinical judgment

Evidence Base

Calculations follow published guidelines from:

• ASPEN — American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
• ESPEN — European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism

v1.4.6 Capabilities

• Weight selection (Actual vs. Adjusted based on BMI)
• Energy targets (25 kcal/kg ± disease modifiers)
• Protein targets (1.2–2.0 g/kg based on clinical state)
• Route allocation (EN / PN / Hybrid)
• Safety state decisions (PROCEED / HOLD / REASSESS)
• Disease-specific nutrition strategy guidance
• Route rationale explanations

Legal Notice

This software is provided for clinical decision support only. The prescribing physician retains full responsibility for all patient care decisions. Use requires appropriate medical training and licensure.