How do you calculate tube feeding fluid?

How do you calculate tube feeding fluid?

Fluid needs are important to consider for TF patients. Specific water needs for an individual can be calculated as 1 ml/kcal or 35 ml/kg usual body weight (UBW). Patients who have large water losses through perspiration or oozing wounds may require more fluids.

How many mL are in a can of Osmolite?

Osmolite is a 1.0kcal/ml, isotonic tube feed for people with caloric requirements of less than 2000 Cal per day or for patients with increased protein requirements. Osmolite is available in 1000ml Ready to Hang bottles, which attach directly to Abbott Nutrition giving sets.

How do you calculate pump feed rate?

The rate is the amount given per hour. The dose is the total amount of the feed (given over the duration of the entire feed). To find the correct pump rate simply divide the dose by the feed time in hours.

How do you calculate free water in enteral nutrition?

Free Water Calculation

  1. Formula A is 70% free water.
  2. Total volume of formula prescribed is 1300 mL.
  3. Estimated patient fluid needs = 1600 mL per day.
  4. 1300 mL x 0.70 = 910 mL free water available to meet patient fluid needs.
  5. 1600 mL – 910 mL = 690 mL additional free water needed to meet 100% estimated fluid needs.

How much residual is too much?

If the gastric residual is more than 200 ml, delay the feeding. Wait 30 – 60 minutes and do the residual check again. If the residuals continue to be high (more than 200 ml) and feeding cannot be given, call your healthcare provider for instructions.

How much is a case of Osmolite?

Osmolite 1.5 Cal High Protein & High Calorie Nutrition Drink

Options
Ready to Hang 1000 mL Bottle – Case of 8 SKU: 62699 $85.27 $65.59 Add to Cart
Unflavored, 8 oz. Tetra Carton – Each SKU: 64837 $2.68 $2.06 Add to Cart
Unflavored, 8 oz Tetra Carton – Case of 24 SKU: 64837 $55.59 $42.76 Add to Cart

What type of formula is Osmolite?

Osmolite® 1.2 Cal| a high-protein formula for tube-feeding.

How do you calculate feeding?

150ml per kilogram per day. 120ml per kilogram per day. 100ml per kilogram per day. 60-90ml per kilogram per day….About formula feeding.

Age Formula
between 1 and 3 months 110 – 150 ml
between 3 and 4 months 150 – 220 ml
between 4 and 6 months 200 -210 ml
after 6 months 150-200 ml

How is enteral feed calculated?

On average, enteral formulas deliver between 1.0-2.0 calories/mL of formula. To calculate how much formula is needed, divide the total calorie needs by the amount of calories per mL of formula.

How do you calculate free water?

Estimating the Total Body Water TBW = Wt (kg) x 0.5 for females. If elderly, use 0.5 for males and 0.45 for females.