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In more stable patients, add two thirds of previous day’s insulin coverage in TPN and continue to titrate based on glucose testing. Monitor Na, K, Mg, and phosphate levels. Monitor for refeeding syndrome. For oral enteral diet: High fiber, low fat, avoid processed sugars. 5 days to goal by 10-14 days Start at <150 g/ 30%-40% day and titrate as tolerated; maximum of 4 mg/kg/ min Initiate fluids <800 ml/day. Restrict Na to 20 mEq/day. Monitor and replete K, Mg, and phosphate via bolus per protocol.

Malnutrition in children less than 5 yr of age causes an estimated 50% of the 10 million annual deaths in developing countries. Risk factors for malnutrition in children include dependence on others for food, increased protein and energy requirements, and an immature immune system that makes the child susceptible to infection with exposure to contaminated food and water sources. , 2010; Scheinfeld & Mokashi, 2010). Institutionalized patients are also at higher risk for malnutrition. , 2010). Up to 55% of elderly persons who are hospitalized are malnourished, and up to 85% of elderly persons in extended-care facilities are malnourished (Scheinfeld & Mokashi, 2010).

Solving a Sudoku puzzle) by repetition (Mahendra & Apple, 2007). Procedural memory may also be called motor memory, skilled memory, or implicit memory. It involves connections among the cerebellum, neocortex, and basal ganglia. The neostriatum mediates this type of learning. , 2007). Procedural memory typically does not require consciousness and usually does not decline with age. Subsequently, the procedural memory abilities of AD patients 19 20 Practical Pharmacology in Rehabilitation (cortical dementia) are routinely spared.

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