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PRACTICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY JULY 201111 BACKGROUNDP arenteral Nutrition (PN), the intravenous provi-sion of nutrients, may be indicated in patientsexhibiting a wide range of disease states that ren-der enteral Nutrition impossible or inadequate. PN istypically initiated as a continuous, 24 hour , when PN is indicated long term and/oradministered on an outpatient basis, continuous infu-sion poses some important practical obstacles topatients and their caregivers. Foremost, it requires thatpatients be continuously connected to infusion equip-ment that, at best, may interfere with daily activities,and at worst may perpetually immobilize the address this, PN administration on a Cyclic , discon-tinuous basis has been widely employed to providepatient

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Akron Children’s Hospital, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Northeastern Ohio Medical University. Carol Rees Parrish, R.D., M.S., Series Editor Parenteral nutrition (PN) is typically administered as a 24 hour infusion in acutely ill patients and those requiring only short term PN.

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