PPT-Parenteral

Dosages BCC Pharmacy Tech Parenteral Dosages Refers to anything outside the alimentary canal or GI tract Medications may be given parenterally when they can not be taken by mouth or when rapid action is desired . . Chapter 8 . The Pharmacy Technician . Parenterals. . situated or occurring outside the intestine . parenteral. drug administration by intravenous, intramuscular, or subcutaneous injection . 2 general types of packaging. Cephalexin PO 0.25-1 g q6-12h 50-100 mg/kg/d, q6-8h Cefadroxil PO 0.5-1 g q12-24h 30 mg/kg/d, q12-24h Cephradine PO 0.5-1 g q6-12h 75-100 mg/kg/d, q6-12h Cefazolin IV/IM 1-2 g q8h 50-100 mg/kg/d, q6-8 The . P. erfect Storm. Presented at . the Sixth . Tri-Divisional HIV/AIDS meeting September 2013 . by Allan R. Handysides M.B.,. Ch.B. .. FRCPC, FRCSC, FACOG.. Taken from the book by Jacques Pepin . Intestinal . failure is characterized by the inability to maintain protein energy, fluid, electrolyte, or micronutrient balance due to GI disease when on a normal diet. . Intestinal . failure ultimately leads to increase malnutrition and even death if the patient does not receive . This is an electronic manual and will be updated and maintained by AHS.. Covenant Health staff will use the manual as a reference to guide the administration of parenteral medications. Provincial Parenteral Manual. Research Project. FACS 461. Severe Hyperemesis . Gravidarum: Total Parenteral Nutrition Predisposing Factors for Infant Nutritional Deficiencies . In the United States there are 80,000 reported annual cases of Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG). 1 FOREWORD The DAA Nutrition Support Interest Group has developed this manual for dietitians and other health care professionals who need a practical resource for managing adult parenteral nutrition s 1. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 1. Chapter 4. Dosage Forms and Routes of Administration. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Solid Dosage Forms. A dosage form is the physical manifestation of a drug:. Solid. Chapter 11. MAT 119. Parenteral Routes. Route of administration other than gastrointestinal. Intramuscular (IM). Subcutaneous (. subcut. ). Intradermal (ID). Intravenous (IV). 2. 3. Z-Track Injection. in surgery. PSGS Review. Bonaventure Plaza, . Greenhills. , San Juan. 3-4 PM; April 27, 2012. C. ase. 62 y/o male. Height=1.6 m, weight=52 kg, weight two months ago=60 kg. Anorexia, vomiting; weight loss. in Critical Illness. Judy WONG. Dietitian. PMH. Overview. What is parenteral nutrition. Selection Criteria of parenteral nutrition. Parenteral nutrition access. Requirements of critically ill patients. DrPH. Seminar. Thurs, Oct 23, 2014. Kim Dong. Background. RCTs on inactivated parenteral vaccine. Efficacy . C. apacity of the vaccines to . prevent. . influenza A or B and its complications. Effectiveness. Nutrition. 1. Enteral Tube Feedings. Enteral nutrition (EN) provides nutrients into the GI tract.. F. eedings are provided for patients who can not swallow and have a functioning GI tract. . Feedings can be delivered through a nasogastric (NGT), . pada. PASIEN . dengan. MALNUTRISI. Fitri. . Vidyastuti. . dr. , . Sp.GK. Definition of Malnutrition. Malnutrition can be defined as “a state resulting from lack of intake or uptake of nutrition that leads to altered body composition (decreased fat free mass) and body cell mass leading to diminished physical and mental function and impaired clinical outcome from disease”.