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Your videos have been so helpful! Thank you so much! For visual learners, youre a life saver! I am currently doing a master's degree program in dietetics and we are on this module. I have a request, can you create a video on how to calculate transition from continuous TF to a bolus regimen? Thank you!
@@gellinegalgana1647 Thank you so much for watching this video and supporting my channel! I like that idea, and will make the video for you. It should be published in 2-3 weeks.
How do I figure out how many feedings he needs? I’m thinking him being 65, he was active until he got sick, he lost about 45lbs. and now weighs around 118 lbs. They had him on the monitor feeding but sending him home to start Bolus feedings. Im going in for a training tomorrow but like I said, I don’t understand how they measure the stuff
Thank you for creating this video. It is clearly explained. I'm gonna share it with my colleagues as our guide. I have some clarifications regarding continuous feeding because we calculated within 20hrs (4hrs rest at night) , not by 24hrs . Is it correct or wrong? thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video! You can absolutely do a 20 hour infusion with 4 hours of rest. It really comes down to the preference of the clinician and the policy of the medical institution. As long as you’re optimizing the delivery of nutrients, it doesn’t matter if it’s 24 hours, 22 hours, 20 hours, 18 hours, etc.
55 g/L was selected at random for this example! In practice, the manufacturer of the tube feeding formula you are using will provide you with that information.
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Your videos have been so helpful! Thank you so much! For visual learners, youre a life saver! I am currently doing a master's degree program in dietetics and we are on this module. I have a request, can you create a video on how to calculate transition from continuous TF to a bolus regimen? Thank you!
@@gellinegalgana1647 Thank you so much for watching this video and supporting my channel! I like that idea, and will make the video for you. It should be published in 2-3 weeks.
Thanks for your videos! I’ll be using them to help prepare me for my clinical rotation in my internship!
You’re welcome! Happy to hear you’re liking them so far. Let me know if you ever have questions, or if you have a suggestion for a video topic! 😊
so helpful!! thank you for the step by step breakdown
Hey Saraya! So happy you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching it!
Great video! Thanx for sharing😊
You’re welcome!
How do I figure out how many feedings he needs? I’m thinking him being 65, he was active until he got sick, he lost about 45lbs. and now weighs around 118 lbs. They had him on the monitor feeding but sending him home to start Bolus feedings. Im going in for a training tomorrow but like I said, I don’t understand how they measure the stuff
Thank you for creating this video. It is clearly explained. I'm gonna share it with my colleagues as our guide. I have some clarifications regarding continuous feeding because we calculated within 20hrs (4hrs rest at night) , not by 24hrs . Is it correct or wrong? thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video! You can absolutely do a 20 hour infusion with 4 hours of rest. It really comes down to the preference of the clinician and the policy of the medical institution.
As long as you’re optimizing the delivery of nutrients, it doesn’t matter if it’s 24 hours, 22 hours, 20 hours, 18 hours, etc.
@@clinicalnutritionuniversity thank you so much for your reply...it's crystal clear 😄
I don’t understand how to calculate the formula..I don’t understand kcal/ml.?
63.8 g per liter is given?
can anyone tell me from where we find 55g /Liter?
55 g/L was selected at random for this example! In practice, the manufacturer of the tube feeding formula you are using will provide you with that information.