5 NCLEX facts for Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) 💉Provides nutrition parenterally via infusion 💉TPN is used when a patient cannot eat by mouth or receive tube feedings into the stomach or intestines REMEMBER: ✅ Must have a dedicated TPN Line ✅ Never abruptly stop TPN! Start & stop TPN slowly ✅ Tubing & bag must be changed every 24 Hours ✅ If TPN runs out & next bag is delayed = hang 10% dextrose in water (D10W) to prevent hypoglycemia ✅ Monitor blood sugar every 4-6 hrs & electrolytes, TPN i

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💉TPN vs PPN TPN, also known as total parenteral nutrition, is given through a central line and provides total long-term nutrition without using the GI tract. PPN, also known as peripheral parenteral nutrition, is given through a peripheral IV and provides either supplemental or short term nutrition without using the GI tract. What’s another meaning for PPN that is also correct? Put your answer in the comments! #IVnutrition #parenteralnutrition #NurseintheMaking #NCLEXPrep #clinicalsbound #nursi