1. What target range does ASPEN recommend for hospitalized patients 2.Once nutrition is initiated in a...
1. What target range does ASPEN recommend for hospitalized patients
2.Once nutrition is initiated in a patient with refeeding syndrome, how often should labs be monitored
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Ans-1) ASPEN recommends a target blood glucose level of 140-180mg/dl for hospitalized patients.
Ans-2) Once nutrition is initiated in a patient with refeeding syndrome, electrolyte levels should be checked daily for the first week, followed by three times in the second week.
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