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13 AbstractAn understanding of basic Fluid andelectrolyte physiology can aid cliniciansin administering parenteral nutrition(PN). disturbances in electrolytes, Fluid ,and acid-base balance require changesin therapy. Therefore, close monitoringof these parameters is essential duringthe administration of nutrition (PN) is a com-plex therapy containing more than 40components, including dextrose, aminoacids, fat emulsions, water, electrolytes,trace elements, and vitamins. To orderPN appropriately, clinicians must havea good understanding of body compo-sition, Fluid balance, electrolyte assess-ment, and acid-base balance. Body Fluid CompartmentsTotal body water (TBW) comprisesapproximately 60% of body weight inmen and 50% in women.
– 13 – Abstract An understanding of basic fluid and electrolyte physiology can aid clinicians in administering parenteral nutrition (PN). Disturbances in electrolytes, fluid,
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