Optimizing Cognitive Development of Children with Iron Adequacy
Parenteral is a method of administering nutrients, drugs, or fluids through a vein. This method is often used in patients with digestive disorders, such as malabsorption, or patients who have recently undergone gastrointestinal surgery. The body gets nutrients from the food and drink that is consumed daily. The food and drink will then go through the digestive process in the body. However, the digestive system can sometimes experience problems, so that its ability to digest and absorb nutrients is impaired. When this happens, the body will find it difficult to get essential nutrients, such as carbohydrates. Over time, the body can experience a lack of nutrients. To prevent and overcome this problem, you can get parenteral nutrition from your doctor. In addition to providing nutrition and fluids, parenteral methods can also be used to administer drugs by injection into a vein or infusion. This method of administering drugs is usually done in patients who have difficulty...