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elemental formulas are available. In addition, patients with compromised intestintal length may benefit from the addition of pec ...
The nutrient composition of most infant formulas simulates maternal milk: protein 8-12%; carbohydrates 41-43%; fat 41-49%. Docos ...
milk available in four preparations to raise the caloric content of EBM by 4, 6, 8, and 10 calories per ounce. Similac PM 60/40, ...
nutrition for older patients for up to 5 - 7 days, parenteral nutrition should be started early if it is anticipated that an ill ...
Lipids are important both for caloric content but also to provide essential fatty acids. The two essential fatty acids are alpha ...
20% solutions of Intralipid® contain 1.2% egg yolk phospholipids and 2.25% glycerin. The 20% emulsion is preferred for infants b ...
catabolism and decreased extrahepatic protein synthesis. Evidence of this increased need is found by measurement of urinary nitr ...
Methionine 53 93 Tryptophan 32 29 Phenylalanine 77 100 Lysine 131 93 SEMI-ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS Histidine 77 70 Tyrosine 37 6 Cy ...
phenylalanine) should be avoided in liver disease. In renal failure, only essential amino acids are given, in order to avoid exc ...
Magnesium is an essential component in maintaining calcium homeostasis. Magnesium infusions are often used for mothers with pret ...
Zinc is essential for growth and normal function of skin and intestine. Mature infants should receive 400 mcg/kg/day. Term infan ...
1500 - 2000 grams 3 mLs, 2000-2500 grams 4 mLs, greater than 2500 grams 5 mLs. Additional medications may be provided as part of ...
Initiation of Intralipid should begin slowly in infants with 1 g/kg/day for those less than 2 kg or 2 g/kg/day for patients who ...
a. Calculate daily protein calories Protein Calories = 2-4 g protein/kg x 4kcal/g protein b. Calculate daily fat calories Fat Ca ...
d. Calculate the electrolytes, Ca, Mg, Phos based on needs and serum levels e. Include carnitine, zinc, trace elements, vitamins ...
Re-feeding syndrome is a specific problem that occurs after nutrition has been started for extremely malnourished patients. Carb ...
Adequacy of nutrition support is best estimated based on observed weight gain and serial observations on standard growth charts. ...
Chapter 10 RENAL PHYSIOLOGY, ACUTE RENAL FAILURE AND RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN CHILDREN Faisal Quareshi, MD Felix C Blanco, M ...
transport mechanisms. Sodium is mainly reabsorbed in the proximal and distal tubules under the influence of aldosterone, which i ...
conditions with decreased afferent pressure (renal artery stenosis, aortic valve stenosis, aortic coarctation, hypoperfusion sta ...
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