MS RLE SESSION 1 (TPN) Flashcards
FORM OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT TNAT SUPPLIES PROTEIN, CARBOHYDRATE, FATS, ELECTROLYTES, VIT, MINERALS AND FLUIDS VIA IV ROUTE
HYPERALIMENTATION OR PARENTERAL NUTRITION
A HYPEROSMOLAR SOLUTION EXCEEDING 10% DEXTROSE AND/OR 5% PROTEIN THAT ADMINISTERED THROUGH A CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETHER
TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION (TPN)
CONTAINS THE SAME COMPONENTS AS TPN EXCEPT THE FINAL CONCENTRATIONS ARE DEXTROSE 10% LOWER AND/OR 5% PROTEIN OR LOWER
PERIPHERAL PARENTAL NUTRITION (PPN)
IN TPN, THESE ARE LIKELY TO OCCUR WHEN THE HYPERTONIC SOLUTIONS ARE INFUSED INTO LARGE VESSELS WITH RAPID BLOOD FLOW AND DILUTION.
IRRITATION AND SCLEROSING
VEINS THAT ARE COMMONLY USED IN TPN IN A SHORT-TERM INTERVENTION (LESS THAN 4 WEEKS)
SUBCLAVIAN AND JUGULAR VEINS
WHAT ARE THE 3 CATHETER WHEN TPN IS ANTICIPATED FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD (GREATER THAN 4 WEEKS)
PERIPHERALLY-INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER (PICC)
TUNNELED CATHETER
PORT-A-CATH
INTERRUPTION OF INFUSION FOR A PEROID OF TIME (RECEIVES A 24-HOUR VOLUME OF TPN OVER A 10-14-HOUR PERIOD) IS ROUTINELY USED FOR CLIENTS RECEIVING HOME INFUSION THERAPY DELIVERED DURING THE SLEEPING HOURS
CYCLING
SERIOUS COMPLICATION OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION DUE TO THE HIGH GLUCOSE CONCENTRATIONS THAT READILY SUPPORT MICROBIAL GROWTH
INFECTION
PREVENTION OF INFECTION AT THE SITE AND IN THE SOLUTION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY USING STRICT?
ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE
PREVENTION OF INFECTION AT THE SITE AND IN THE SOLUTION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY USING STRICT?
ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE
TPN COMPLICATION THAT OCCUR IF THE HYPEROSMOLAR SOLUTION IS INFUSED TOO QUICKLY, DRAWING FLUID INTO THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
FLUID OVERLOAD
COMPLICATIONS THAT CLIENT EXPERIENCE HYPERGLYCEMIA IF THEY ARE UNABLE TO TOLERATE THE HIGH GLUCOSE CONTENT OF THE TPN SOLUTION
METABOLIC COMPLICATIONS
3 PURPOSES OF TPN
1) PROVIDE PARENTERAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT TO MALNOURISHED CLIENTS.
2) PROVIDE PARENTERAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT TO CLIENTS REQUIRING BYPASS OF THE GI TRACT FOR THE PROLONGED PERIODS.
3) PROVIDE PARENTERAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT TO CLIENTS WHO HAVE EXCESSIVE METABOLIC NEEDS DUE TO TRAUMA, ANCER, OR HYPERMETABOLIC STATES
INDICATIONS OF TPN
INSUFFICIENT ORAL OR ENTERAL INTAKE
IMPARED ABILITY TO INGEST OR ABSORB FOOD ORALLY OR ENTERALLY
THE PATIENT IS UNWILLING OR UNABLE TO INGEST ADEQUATE NUTRIENTS ORALLY OR ENTERALLY
PREOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS ARE PROLONGED