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Enteral and parenteral nutrition : a clinical handbook

Andrew Grant, Elizabeth Todd

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Meeting patients' needs Basic nutritional background Pharmaceutical aspects of parenteral nutrition Techniques of administration of parenteral nutrition Nursing care of patients receiving parenteral nutrition Enteral nutrition Patient monitoring Microcomputer application in nutrition Metabolic complications of parenteral nutrition Immunological effects of malnutrition Bowel rest in inflammatory bowel disease Nutrition and malignancy Nutrition in renal failure Nutrition in liver disease Nutrition in sepsis Substrate requirements in burn patients Parenteral feeding for infants and children Enteral feeding for infants and children Parenteral nutrition at home.

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Key concepts: Parenteral nutrition, Medicine, Clinical nutrition, Intensive care medicine, Sepsis, Malnutrition, Enteral administration, Short bowel syndrome