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    TPN is total parenteral nutrition and is usually the LAST option in terms of getting someone the nutrition they need.

  • TPN stands for total parenteral nutrition. It is a mixture of fats, amino acids and other nutrients that can be administered intravenously. It is used for patients that can't take in anything via mo

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TPN is total parenteral nutrition and is usually the LAST option in terms of getting someone the nutrition they need.

TPN stands for total parenteral nutrition. It is a mixture of fats, amino acids and other nutrients that can be administered intravenously. It is used for patients that can't take in anything via mouth. In the case of WLS patients, this may be used in the case of a stricture or leak that they are trying to repair/heal or if a patient cannot keep anything down due to nausea/vomiting.

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