Applied Veterinary Clinical Nutrition

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978-0-8138-0657-0

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402 hlm

Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

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Small Animal Clinical Nutrition

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fifth edition

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0- 9540567-0-1

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1261 hlm

Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

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Principles of Animal Nutrition

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: 978-1-4987-2160-8

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801 hlm

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MANUAL OF VETERINARY DIETETICS

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0-7216-0123-5

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253 hlm

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Fundamentals of Animal Nutrition

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978-981-15-9125-9

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281 hlm

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Food lipids: chemistry, nutrition, and biotechnology

The aim of the first and second editions remains unchanged: to provide a modern, easy-to-read textbook for students and instructors. The book is also suitable for upper-level undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate instruction. Scientists who have left the university and are engaged in research and development in the industry, government, or academics will find this book a useful reference. I…

Healthy food intentions fail to lead to healthy consumption at an Australian …

Abstract Aim: To investigate healthy food purchasing intentions and behaviours among patrons attending a large festival and any associations with healthy eating attitudes, social norms or perceived behavioural control. Methods: Food consumption intention and behaviour were measured via pre (upon entry)-post (prior to exit) surveys among West Australian adults at the Perth Royal Show (n = 100;…

Vitamin Serum Level Variations Between Cycles of Intermittent Parenteral Nutr…

An alternative form of nutrition therapy for patients with short bowel syndrome (SBS) who do not have home parenteral nutrition (PN) available is the administration of the PN cycle during regular hospital admissions and oral vitamin supplement at home. The aim of this study was to evaluate serum levels of folic acid and vitamins A, B 12 , C, and E before and after the PN cycle in patients with …

The Impact f oRefeeding on Blood Fatty Acids and Amino Acid Profiles in Elder…

Refeeding of elderly frail patients after food deprivation is commonly associated with a high mortality rate. Objective: To evaluate the effect of refeeding on metabolite fluctuation of blood carnitine fatty acids (15 compounds) and free amino acids (14 compounds). Methods: Metabolite fluctuation was followed up in an exploratory, cohort, and noninterventional study in elderly and frail patient…

Hospital Readmissions for Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infection and Use of E…

Catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI) is the most serious long-term infectious complication of long-term home parenteral nutrition (PN). Ethanol is being used more commonly as a catheter locking solution in the home PN setting for prevention of CRBSI; however, no current literature reports the use of ethanol lock (ETL) in skilled nursing facility (SNF) patients. Methods: The authors ev…

Copper Levels in Cholestatic Infants on Parenteral Nutrition

Copper levels are primarily regulated by biliary excretion. In cholestatic patients, there is a concern that the standard dose of copper in parenteral nutrition (PN) will result in excessive copper levels. This study looked retrospectively at cholestatic infants receiving PN with measured copper levels to ascertain if this is an actual clinical concern. Methods: All infants from the previous 10…

Characteristics and Current Practice of Parenteral Nutrition in Hospitalized …

For 40 years, parenteral nutrition (PN) has provided therapeutic benefits to patients unable to receive oral/enteral nutrition.Very limited published evidence exists to describe modern PN practices or characteristics of patients receiving PN. The aim of this article was to describe the characteristics of hospitalized patients receiving PN in 196 U.S. hospitals to define patient groups at risk f…

Autologous Gastrointestinal Reconstruction: Review of the Optimal Nontranspla…

Short bowel syndrome (SBS) results in loss of absorptive capacity of the development of gut, leading to malabsorption due to protein, energy, fluid, and electrolyte loss and imbalance while on enteral diet alone. Various nonsurgical and surgical therapeutic options that have emerged improve the survival outcome following SBS in both children and adults. An individualized, complex multidisciplin…