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Title: TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION


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TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION
  • COMPLICATIONS

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TPN Complications
  • MECHANICAL
  • METABOLIC
  • Glucose Metabolism
  • Protein Metabolism
  • Fat Metabolism
  • Elevated LFTs
  • Electrolyte Disorders
  • SEPTIC
  • Emphasis on prevention

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TPN Complications
  • MECHANICAL
  • Pneumothorax air
  • Hemothorax - blood
  • Hydrothorax - solution (TPN)
  • Intravascular Misplacement - often IJ
  • Catheter Embolism - sheared tip
  • Air Embolism
  • Venous Thrombosis

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TPN ComplicationsGlucose Metabolism
  • Hyperglycemia
  • HHCN Hyperglycemic, hyperosmolar, nonketotic
    coma
  • Renal threshold for glucose 180 mg/dl
  • One episode of hyperglycemia may affect outcomes

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TPN ComplicationsGlucose Metabolism
  • Hyperglycemia Prevention
  • Start TPN at 50 ml/hr or with 10 dextrose
  • Advance rate at 25 ml/hr each day
  • Do not overfeed
  • Check BS at least daily
  • Do not advance if BS gt 200 mg/dl
  • If gt 200 give insulin to control BS
  • then advance
  • May decrease the of dextrose calories

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TPN ComplicationsGlucose Metabolism
  • Rebound Hypoglycemia
  • May occurs if TPN interrupted for gt 30 min
  • Endogenous and exogenous insulin
  • Prevention
  • Taper TPN before stopping
  • Hang D10

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TPN ComplicationsGlucose Metabolism
  • CO2 Retention
  • Occurs in pts with resp. dz. (ie. COPD)
  • Occurs with overfeeding
  • Especially if primary source of calories dextrose
  • Prevention
  • Feed per nutritional assessment
  • Provide mixed substrate

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TPN ComplicationsProtein Metabolism
  • Azotemia
  • Occurs in pts with renal failure
  • Prevention restrict protein
  • 0.5-0.8gm/kg/d
  • Dialysis
  • Specialized AA formulations??

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TPN ComplicationsProtein Metabolism
  • Hyperammonemia
  • and Hepatic Encephalopathy (HE)
  • Occurs in pts with liver failure
  • Restrict protein as necessary
  • ie. 0.5 gm/kg/d
  • Treat HE with lactulose or antibiotic enemas
  • For HE consider Hepatamine

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TPN ComplicationsFat Metabolism
  • Essential Fatty Acid Deficiency
  • EFA linoleic acid
  • Cause TPN without fat
  • Prevention Give IV fat emulsion
  • Hyperlipidemia
  • If trig too high give IV fat emulsion for EFA
    only

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TPN ComplicationsFat Metabolism
  • Essential Fatty Acid Deficiency
  • EFA linoleic acid
  • Cause TPN without fat
  • Prevention give IV fat emulsion
  • Hyperlipidemia
  • If trig too high give IV fat emulsion for EFA
    only

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TPN ComplicationsAbnormalities of LFTs
  • Elevated liver function tests
  • AST (SGOT) also from heart
  • ALT (SGPT) more specific
  • LDH and Bilibrubin
  • Possible cause fatty infiltrates of liver
  • Exceed rate if glucose metabolism
  • 6 mg/kg/min
  • Less risk with cyclic infusion
  • (ie. 12hr on 12 hr off)
  • Prevention
  • Keep rate lt 6mg/kg/min
  • Provide mixed substrates (Lipids)
  • Provide calories per nutritional assessment
  • Possible cause Cholestatis

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TPN ComplicationsFluid and Electrolyte Disorders
  • Fluid and virtually any electrolyte
  • Refeeding Syndrome
  • Low serum levels of intracellular electrolytes
  • Hpokalemia
  • Hypomagnesemia
  • Hypophosphatemia
  • Setting Malnourished patients
  • Serum lytes may be normal but TBS are low
  • Prevention Daily lytes when starting TPN
  • Make electrolyte adjustments

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TPN ComplicationsSeptic Complications
  • Usually catheter related
  • Not commonly from contaminated TPN
  • Most common bacteria Staph sp.
  • Most common fungi Candida sp.
  • Prevention Monitor for SS of infection
  • Proper catheter care

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TPN ComplicationsPatient Monitoring
  • Catheter Placement
  • Blood Sugars
  • BUN
  • LFTs
  • Electrolytes
  • Fluid Status
  • SS of Infection
  • Use a good TPN protocol
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