PPN vs. TPN

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This video provides an explanation of the difference between PPN and TPN.

You will learn about parenteral nutrition, peripheral and central venous access, and the advantages and disadvantages of each one.

I also discuss the limitations in osmolarity with peripheral nutrition, and how this impacts the ability to effectively feed the patient.

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📚 Chapters for this video:

0:00 Compare and contrast PPN and TPN
0:54 Peripheral vs. central venous access
3:01 Advantages/disadvantages of peripheral and central venous access
6:29 How long should PPN be used?
7:38 Maximum osmolarity for peripheral line
11:19 Summary of PPN vs. TPN

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[ivytran]

thank you so much for this!!! very comprehensive & easy to understand! gotta teach myself because school is so useless lol

[tsatsicbas]

Discovered this channel few days ago, This is the best and so helpful🔥🤝

[doremifasolatido-rozs]

Thanks for making this video it's a good learning tool and a refresher. this is the reason why I loved youtube i learned more than in school. I wonder if nursing home residents have this kind of procedure?

[nathanielgrant]

This was awesome!! Thank you! Gunna go ace my nursing exam now 🎉

[felizzzhappyyy]

wow this video was so helpful. I have a quick question so as long as i don't exceed the 900 osm/ L i can administer all these nutrients such as amino acids, electrolytes, vitamins, lipids, water etc. peripherally? I ask because I always thought certain nutrients were meant to be administered via CPN despite their osmolarity. Im a nursing student

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