Drugs For Nutritional Disorders Flashcards

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Enteral Nutritional Route

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  • food or nutrients through GI tract
  • advantages: protection of intestinal mucosal integrity, reduction of infection, reduction of morbidity

Adverse effects- GI intolerance, diarrhea, dumping syndrome, risk for aspiration

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Elemental Formulation

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Dipeptides, tripeptides, amino acids, glucose, oligosaccharides, vegetable oil

Used for: partial bowel obstruction, irritable bowel syndrome, radiation enteritis, bowel fistula, short bowel syndrome

Rep. Formula: peptamen, vital HN

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Polymeric Formulation

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Complex nutrients (protein, carbs, fat)

Used for: can be added to monomeric or ploymeric formulation to provide a more individualized nutrient formulation

Carb: moducal, polycose

Fat: MCT oil, microlipid

Protein: benoprotein, ProMod

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Altered Amino Acid Formulation

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Varying amounts of specific amino acids

Used for: patients with diseases associated with altered metabolic capacities

Rep. Formula - Amin-acid, primene, TwoCal, TwoCal HN, Travasol

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Formulation for Impaired Glucose

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Protein, carbs, fat, sodium, potassium

Used for: patients with impaired glucose tolerance (eg. diabetes)

Rep. Form - Glucerna

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