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  1. TPN and Lipids

    RNLINCK replied to Nurse1966's topic in Infusion, Intravenous
    THE KEY IS THE DEXTROSE PERCENTAGE, as SFRN points out. The rule at my old hospital was that if dextrose was >10%, then it must be given through a central line. PPN keeps dextrose at 10% or lower, so it can be given peripherally (as Critter Lover mentions above). THE MAIN PROBLEM IS WE USE THE TERM "TPN" FOR BOTH TPN & PPN. That's what causes the confusion, I think. Thanks for this great conversation!

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