A patient is determined to need a NPC:N of 100:1. The patient is receiving 1800 kcal total from their solutions. The pat...
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1500 mL of 4% AA solution is 60gm of protein.
60gm protein and 1800 kcal total solution.
1g N = 6.25g protein.
60gm protein/6.25 =9.6
1800 Kcal/9.6 =187.5
NPC:N =187.5:1.
This volume is not meeting the estimated NPC:N needs
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A patient is determined to need a NPC:N of 100:1. The patient is receiving 1800 kcal total from their solutions. The pat...
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A patient is receiving 1328 mL of a 2 in 1 solution of 4 AA/D25W. Calculate the estimated osmolarity of this volume of s...
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Calculating protein concentration: I understand that concentration is g/ml, but how can grams of protein divided...
Calculating protein concentration:
I understand that concentration is g/ml,
but how can grams of protein divided by ml of the fluid equal
percent amino acid solution? (Regarding the example calculation: 88
g / 1509 cc = 0.058 g/ml ... then how can it be 5.8% amino
acid solution??)
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g quegtioHs la the text box below or by uploading a word document. Show work on all calcu lations. This is new for you all so I want to be able to help you through any mistakes your that happen ) 1. A patient is receiving 1328 mL of a 2 in 1 solution of 4AA/D25W. Calculate the kcals provided by amino 2. Using the same solution from question 1, calculate the estimated osmolarity of this volume of solution. 3....
1. Karen's physician is deciding whether peripheral parenteral nutrition (PPN) or total parenteral nutrition (TPN) would be more appropriate for her condition. What situation would most likely warrant the need for TPN? a. The patient requires a solution with low osmolarity b. The patient needs nutrition support for less than two weeks. . C. The patient has various access sites available in the arms and legs. d. The patient has low nutrient needs. e. The patient is on fluid restriction....
#5 please! thanks
3. A patient is receiving a normal saline solution, infusing continuously at 80 ml/hr V, and a tube feeding formula ucerna, infusing continuously at 50 ml/hr. What is the total amount of fluids infused per day? Gl 4. A patient needs to receive a 1000 ml bag of IV fluids. What should be the infusion rate if this bag needs to be infused within 8 hours? 5. A patient is receiving an infusion of an IV medication....
3. A patient is receiving a normal saline solution, infusing at 100 cc/hr IV, and a tube feeding formula Nepro infusing continuously at 40 cc/hr. What is the total amount of fluids infused per day? 4. A patient is receiving an infusion of an IV medication. The IV bag contains 800 ml of the solution, which is infusing at 100 cc/hr. If the infusion started at 2 pm, when will it finish? (note: medication administered by infusion is not the...
HOMEWORK FOR LECTURE 14 Please print out this page, then complete by hand and submit to your instructor at the next class meeting Medical Math Problems (1 pt. each) 1. A patient is receiving a tube feeding formula called Vivonex, which is infused at a rate of 85ml/hr. What is the total volume of the formula that will be infused per day? A patient is receiving a tube feeding formula, Ensure Plus, at a rate of 70ml/hr. The feeding is...
Question 2 (1 point) If a patient weighing 63 kg requires 40 kcal/kg/day of an enteral feeding product that contains 1.2 kcal/mL, what is the hourly rate at which this product will need to run in order to meet the patient's nutritional needs? (Round to the nearest tenth)
Calculating protein concentration:
I understand that concentration is g/ml,
but how can grams of protein divided by ml of the fluid equal
percent amino acid solution? (Regarding the example calculation: 88
g / 1509 cc = 0.058 g/ml ... then how can it be 5.8% amino
acid solution??)
"Determine protein concentration.
Subtract volume of lipid from fluid requirement
to determine remaining fluid needs.
Divide protein requirement (in grams) by remaining fluid
requirement and multiply by 100. This gives you the...
2. A patient is ordered Humalin Regular U-100 insulin 14 units and Humalin NPH U- 100 insulin 4 units SQ x 1 now. How many total units is this patient receiving? How many ml of volume did the patient receive?
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