Nutritional Care for High-risk NewbornsSharon Groh-Wargo, Melody Thompson, Janice Hovasi Cox Written for physicians, nurses and nutritionists, this revised guide to nutrition for high risk neonates has six chapters devoted to parenteral nutrition and an examination of clinical disease entities. Twenty appendices include lists of 46 commercially available infant formulas and supplements with nutritional analyses; 32 vitamin and mineral supplements with analyses; and drug/nutrient interactions of drugs. Feeding methodologies include lactation dysfunction management, and the nutritional assessment section includes computer applications. |
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11 CHAPTER 2 Anthropometric Assessment | 11 |
23 CHAPTER 3 Clinical Assessment | 23 |
35 CHAPTER 4 Intake Assessment | 35 |
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