Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition for Nurses |
Contents
Acknowledgements | 11 |
Artificial Feeding | 47 |
Parenteral Nutrition | 79 |
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activity addition administration adult alimentary tract allow amino acids amount artificial feeding assessment balance blood body cancer cannula carried catheter cause central changes clinical compartment complications condition considerable container daily deficiency diet effect electrolytes energy enteral feeding equipment essential filter flow fluid function given giving glucose hospital important increased indications individual infection infusion insertion intake intravenous feeding introduced involved less loss malnutrition measured metabolic method monitoring nasogastric tube necessary needed needle nitrogen normal nursing nutrient solutions nutritional support occur operation organization output parenteral nutrition particularly patients period position possible practice preparation pressure prevent problems protein pump receiving recorded requirements response result risk severe skin specific supply surgical Table technique Teflon tests tissues total parenteral treatment tube urine usually vein venous vitamin volume ward weight