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Parenteral nutrition is to feed a patient either at hospital or at home :

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false

Parenteral nutrition is indicated in both malnutrition or at risk of

malnutrition:

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Kg/m2

Kg/m

m/kg2

Body mass index is measured in:

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Suspension

Emulsion

Elixir

PN formula is a (sterile,balanced,nutritive,stable,i.v)

solution or:

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True

False

PN is indicated if GIT is inaccessible only

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Rectal route

I.v route

Naso-pharyngeal route

When GIT is not accessible , we use tube feeding for a short time

through:

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Amino acids

Electrolytes

L-amino acids

Correction of dehydration is through adding water and:

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Activity

Polarity

Solubility

L-glutamine is included in PN formulation as dipeptide form due

to its low:

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5.25

6.25

7.25

PN solutions are expressed in nitrogen content , one gram nitrogen equals …. Grams of proteins

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Hypertonic

Isotonic

Hypotonic

The amino acids solutions are:

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Age

Weight

Height

BMR is termined by Schofield equaion which is depending on

both sex and:

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Bi-energy

Dual-energy

Mixed-energy

Combination of glucose and lipids as asource of energy is termed:

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5%

10%

25%

Which of the following glucose solution concentration is infused peripherally:

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5

10

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1 gram fat gives …. Kcal.

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Flourine

Zinc

Sodium

Which of the following is not a microelement:

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Urine

Stool

Sweat

Excess of water soluble vitamins is excreted in:

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3

4

5

While microelements are 10 in count, electrolytes are:

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Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis

Occlusion

Nephritis

The main side effect of peripheral administration of PN is:

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Central route

Peripheral route

Both of them

PICC is:

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Brachial

Femoral

Cephalic

Central PN is achieved through either jugular or sub-clavian vein , while one the following is not

preferd:

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A cracked-lipid emulsion

A creamy-lipid emulsion

Which one of the following may be infused:

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Maillard

Schofield

Harttman

A reaction is started by a condensation reaction of the carbonyl group of glucose and amino group of amino acids.

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Cooled

Freezed

Agitated

As insulin,PN solutions should not be:

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X-site co-administration

Y-site co-administration

Z-site co-administration

Adding drugs to infused solutions is termed:

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Metabolic complication

Infectious complication

Destabilisation comlication

Line-occlusion is catheter-related complication of PN feeding, while

hyperglycemia is:

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Low

Medium

High

In a renal failure case , PN solution volume in oligouric phase is:

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Cholecalciferol

Mono-hydroycholecalciferol

Di-hydroycholecalciferol

In renal failure, which of these forms of vitamin D should presciped:

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Chloelithiasis

Lipogenesis

Hyperglycemia

In hepatic patients where cyclic PN is encouraged, low glucose and lipid is precripedto avoid:

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1

2

3

PN should be started in neonates from day:

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1

2

3

PN should be started in neonates from day:

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Cholestereol

Aminoacids

Triglycerides

A 20% lipid emulsion is prefered in neonates to 10% one due to its high content of phospholipid and

low content in:

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Cushing syndrome

Refeeding syndrome

Hypernatraemia

•After a long mal-nutrition period, one should be gradually given PN and

adgusted for K,Mg,PO4 to avoid:

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