Total parenteral nutrition in India

Chaudhari, Sudha; Vaidya, Umesh

doi:10.1007/bf02727833

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“…Si la concentración de dextrosa es superior al 12,5% o la solución es hipertónica, no debe administrarse la NPT a través de una vena periférica. 10 Se han informado muchas complicaciones, tanto sistémicas como locales, tales como laceración hepática, acumulación de líquido en el hígado, ascitis, absceso hepático, necrosis hepática y perforación de un vaso tras la colocación de un CVU por debajo del nivel adecuado. 1,5,6,11 La duración del uso del CVU también podría relacionarse con la aparición de complicaciones asociadas al hígado.…”

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Complicación del catéter venoso umbilical que se presentó como abdomen agudo. A propósito de un caso

2016

Arch Argent Pediat

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Presentacion de casos clínicos RESUMENEl cateterismo venoso umbilical se ha convertido en una vía intravenosa ampliamente aceptada para los recién nacidos prematuros. Estos tipos de sondas permiten la alimentación parenteral y la administración de medicamentos y facilitan la obtención de muestras de sangre. Además de estos beneficios, también conllevan complicaciones significativas, tales como trombosis de la vena porta, infección, lesión hepática o vascular, arritmia y septicemia. Una complicación rara, aunque importante, es la extravasación de líquido debido a la mala colocación del catéter. Los síntomas típicos de esta afección incluyen deterioro súbito, hepatomegalia, descenso brusco del hematocrito, hipotensión y distensión abdominal. En este artículo presentamos el caso de una recién nacida prematura con signos inusuales de abdomen agudo, indicativos de una patología quirúrgica luego de la extravasación de la nutrición parenteral total hacia el abdomen. Palabras clave: venas umbilicales, cateterismo, recién nacido, extravasación de la nutrición parenteral.

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Complicación del catéter venoso umbilical que se presentó como abdomen agudo. A propósito de un caso

2016

Arch Argent Pediat

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“…Appropriate nursing care and careful biochemical monitoring are required for a successful parenteral nutrition therapy (Chaudhari & Kadam, 2006). In addition, appropriate clinical guidelines on relative amounts of the constituents of parenteral nutrition solutions lead to the proper nutritional support and protect the neonates from possible risks of PN therapy (Peverini, Beach, Wan, & Vyhmeister, 2000).…”

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Effect of a Comprehensive Total Parenteral Nutrition Training Program on Knowledge and Practice of Nurses in NICU

Ameri¹,

Vafaee²,

Sadeghi³

et al. 2016

GJHS

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Background: Parenteral nutrition is a lifesaving therapy for many infants who are unable to tolerate enteral feedings. It fulfils preterm neonates' needs for growth and development when their sizes or conditions preclude enteral feeding. Virtuous nursing care and close biochemical monitoring are absolutely essential for successful parenteral nutrition therapy. Since poor knowledge in parenteral nutrition can causes severe impairment to neonatal infants, the conduction of this study is essential.

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“…It fulfills preterm neonates' needs for growth and development when their size or conditions preclude enteral feeding (Chaudhari & Kadam, 2006).…”

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“…Good nursing care and close biochemical monitoring are absolutely essential for successful PN therapy (Chaudhari & Kadam, 2006). Neonatologists, surgeons, nurses, nutritional support team, care coordinators, microbiologists or infection control team, clinical chemists, pharmacists, social workers, and psychologists with expertise in infant feeding difficulties constitute health team members who have different roles in PN therapy.…”

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Educational Outcomes Associated With Providing a Comprehensive Guidelines Program About Nursing Care of Preterm Neonates Receiving Total Parenteral Nutrition

Al-Rafay

Al-Sharkawy

2011

Clin Nurs Res

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Poor understanding or practice of Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) causes devastating complications. Therefore, good Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) nursing care for preterm neonates and close monitoring of complications is essential for successful TPN therapy. The study was conducted in NICU at Ain Shams University Hospital in Cairo, Egypt, using a quasi-experimental research design with prepost intervention assessments. Data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire sheet and an observation checklist (prepost format) and developed a comprehensive guidelines program about nursing care of TPN of preterm neonates. Results revealed that the program had a significant positive impact on nurses' knowledge and practice outcomes.

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Total parenteral nutrition in India

Cited by 19 publications

References 2 publications

Complicación del catéter venoso umbilical que se presentó como abdomen agudo. A propósito de un caso

Complicación del catéter venoso umbilical que se presentó como abdomen agudo. A propósito de un caso

Effect of a Comprehensive Total Parenteral Nutrition Training Program on Knowledge and Practice of Nurses in NICU

Educational Outcomes Associated With Providing a Comprehensive Guidelines Program About Nursing Care of Preterm Neonates Receiving Total Parenteral Nutrition

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