How is TPN and PPN similar and how is it different? When should each be used? How does bacterial overgrowth lead to complications? Does TPN cause diarrhea?
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Transcript and Show notes
Behind the Scenes Youtube Interview
Timestamps:
(01:35) | PEARL 1: Basics of PN: What makes up parenteral nutrition?
(06:54) | PEARL 2: Indications and Contraindications for TPN and PPN: When should I order parenteral nutrition?
(13:40) | PEARL 3: Complications of parenteral nutrition: What are the common adverse effects of parenteral nutrition?
(19:41) | PEARL 4: Parenteral nutrition myths: What should patients know before they start TPN?
(23:56) | PEARL 5: Recap on Tube Feeds: How do we determine the amount of free water to give out patients on tube feeds?
Tags: IMCore, CoreIM, parenteral nutrition, TPN, PPN, clinical nutrition, nutritional support, complications, patient safety, gastrointestinal disorders, critical care, internal medicine, fluid management, ICU, Crit Care, GI, gastroenterology
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