2. A patient is receiving a tube feeding formula Probalance at the rate of 80cc/hr. The...

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A.Pateinet intake =80cc/hr

Tube feeding hold for =2 hours Before +2 hours after dilatinine×2(twice a day)

Total time of hold =4×2=8 hours

Tube feeding total hours=24 hiurs in a day_8 hours

=16hours /day

B.Total volume of fluid=ml per hour×total hours of feeding

=80cc×16

=1280cc

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