Intravenous nutritional products

What are Intravenous nutritional products?

Intravenous nutritional products are also called parenteral nutrition. They supplement oral food intake. Partial parenteral nutrition provides only part of the patient's daily nutritional requirements. Total parenteral nutrition provides all of the patient's daily requirements. Intravenous nutritional products are given to severely malnourished patients, such as those who are having chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

List drug with Intravenous nutritional products

Drug Name
Extraneal
Generic name: Icodextrin
Fat emulsion
Generic name: Fat Emulsion
Fat emulsion and soybean oil
Generic name: Fat Emulsion And Soybean Oil
Fat emulsion, fish oil, and soybean oil
Generic name: Fat Emulsion, Fish Oil, And Soybean Oil
Icodextrin
Generic name: Icodextrin
Lactated ringer's
Generic name: Lactated Ringer's
Liposyn
Generic name: Fat Emulsion
Nouress
Generic name: Cysteine
Omegaven
Generic name: Fat Emulsion

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