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Avoidance of Overt Precipitation and Patient Harm Following Errant Y‐Site Administration of Calcium Chloride and Parenteral Nutrition Compounded With Sodium …

Anderson et al., 2018

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10965261199151187222
Author
Anderson C
Stidham C
Boehme S
Cash J
Publication year
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Nutrition in Clinical Practice

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Calcium phosphate precipitates present 1 of many challenges associated with parenteral nutrition (PN) compounding. Extensive research has led to the establishment of solubility curves to guide practitioners in the prescription and preparation of stable PN. Concurrent …
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