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Assessing the Adequacy of the Rate Based System of Enteral Nutrition Infusion in the ICU of a Community Hospital
The rate based system for delivering enteral nutrition has been found to result in an average delivery of 60-65% of estimated energy and protein needs in ICU patients. Interruptions in tube feedings for surgery, intolerances, and turning/bathing cause underfeeding as the rate based system does not a
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