The nurse should Hang an intravenous infusion of 10% dextrose in water while waiting for the replacement bag
<h3>What is total parenteral nutrition (tpn) ?</h3>
A feeding technique that omits the gastrointestinal tract is called total parenteral nutrition (TPN). The majority of the nutrients the body requires are delivered through a vein in a particular mix. When a person cannot or shouldn't receive fluids or a feeding through their mouth, the technique is used.
- TPN should not be abruptly stopped (particularly in patients taking insulin), since this could result in hypoglycemia. If, for whatever reason, the TPN solution runs out while a new bag is being prepared, hang D5W at the same rate of infusion until the new TPN bag is ready.
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This "question" is not very clear but here's my best attempt. Heat, air, light, and moisture all effect medicine. Not storing medication according to it's label may cause the medicine to not be as effective. For a majority (not all) medications keep it in a dark, room temperature, medicine closet.
The person needs only two bottles if there are 60 pumps per bottle and a member is prescribed 4 pumps per day.
<h3>How many bottles will the member need per month?</h3>
If there are 60 pumps per bottle and a member is prescribed 4 pumps per day, then only two bottles will the member need per month because one bottle last for 15 days. So in this way two bottles are enough for 30 days.
So we can conclude that the person needs only two bottles if there are 60 pumps per bottle and a member is prescribed 4 pumps per day.
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False, in my opinion there no way they can be in risk if they are captive .