Practical calculation formula for parenteral nutrition in neonates

Just described an outline for your day to day calculations of TPN from various sources

[@nirupamsuklabaidya8186]

Madam.. Ur way of make us understanding topics is very useful fr me.......

[@reemashaiva3640]

Excellent explanation, thank you maam

[@user-fi8fw4fl9i]

Excellent illustration,, thanks very much for your great effort

[@amalmohan2929]

Excellent presentation

[@SridharKs]

Great effort, Dr Pavithra. Excellent summary and useful that you stick to basics. Missed potassium dose due to the call😊

[@yogeshraval876]

very vital info explained well

[@the_true_medicine]

Great explanation

[@rabindranchandran]

Nice presentation

[@neethupthomas5082]

Thank you mam

[@priyankan.t.841]

Excellently simplified.

[@modrechaakhil4495]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@drrahulbalwan]

Very useful ma'am, thanks a lot 🙏

[@AkashThakur-yg1zd]

Hello mam ,What is the trade name of lipid solution which is used in tpn?

[@wrestlemania2324]

Hello mam
How much should we keep the fluid balance ie input - output

[@dishagupta8462]

Mam Do we deduct antibiotics dilution and inotropes and heparin infusions also in total fluid volume ??

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

Yes Dr. Disha

[@akhilavirupakshi5530]

mam in the last calculation of 160ml/kg how did you get 1ml/hr rate for 15%D? 🔴🔴🔴

[@sandhyaranidhanewar1042]

Mam can we mix dextrose, electrolytes and amino acids and give in same line or we have to give separately ?

[@pediatrictakesbydr.pavitra9813]

AA separately. Dextrose electrolytes seperately. Can mix near patient end

[@tamilt2401]

Sorry mam I have one doubt 1. Na+ 1ml =2meq
2.Kcl --1ml=0.5 meq

[@happyanimal9006]

Thank you mam