TPN Administration and Procedure

To bypass the digestive system in individuals with normal gastrointestinal function

To ensure the correct balance of electrolytes and fluids in patients with chronic malnutrition

To provide nutrients in cases where the body is hypometabolic

To bypass the digestive system in individuals who cannot absorb nutrition normally due to conditions like severe gastrointestinal dysfunction (correct)

To determine the patient's risk of developing a hypermetabolic state

To monitor the patient's electrolyte and fluid levels to prevent complications (correct)

To ensure the patient's nutritional needs are met during a hypermetabolic state

To adjust the dosage of TPN based on the patient's weight

To monitor the patient's electrolyte levels more frequently

To reduce the risk of infection and ensure the solution's sterility (correct)

To reduce the cost of TPN administration

To increase the flow rate of the TPN solution

<p>To remove any particulate matter that could cause complications</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Severe burns</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The solution becomes a breeding ground for bacteria</p> Signup and view all the answers