A pt. on TPN develops deficiency of:
a. Folic acidb. Iron
c. Vitamin B-12
d. Copper
e. Fatty acids
Ans (A) Folic acid; (B) Iron; (C) Vitamin B-12; (D) Copper;
(E) Fatty acids;
• Metabolic complications of total Parenteral nutrition (TPN):-
First 48 hr onwards
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First 2 Wk
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3 months onwards
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Fluid overload
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Cardiopulmonary failure
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Essential fatty acid deficiency
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Hyperglycemia
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edema
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Iron deficiency
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Hypophosphatemia Hypokalemia
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Hyperosmolar non-ketotic hyperglycemic coma
Acid balance imbalance Electrolyte imbalance |
Vitamin deficiencies TPN metabolic bone disease
TPN liver disease Zinc,Copper Chromium, selenium, Molybdenum Deficiency |