Nutritional deficiencies and imbalances may come about during intravenous feeding.

Preferably, the container is a flexible intravenous supply bag having a port structure at one end.

Prolonged intravenous feeding or an intake of antibiotics can also trigger a deficiency.

Many people are initially on total parenteral nutrition (feeding intravenously) post-surgery.

The organization teaches that blood transfusion is the same as eating blood, because it resembles intravenous feeding.

The WT teaches that a blood transfusion is the same as eating blood, because it resembles intravenous feeding.

A small, accurate, reliable and economical pump which is particularly useful in intravenous (IV) feeding includes a disposable pump chamber (10) and a pump housing (12).

A blood transfusion is not intravenous feeding, because the blood so given does not function as food.

A blood transfusion is not intravenous feeding, because the blood so given does not function as food.

Because glucose is the sugar in blood, it is most often used as an energy-producing substance for persons fed intravenously.

These babies require intravenous (iv) feedings — called tpn, or total parenteral nutrition — made up of fats, proteins, sugars, and nutrients.

These premature babies require intravenous (IV) feedings - called TPN, or total parenteral nutrition - made up of fats, proteins, sugars, and nutrients.

These babies require intravenous (IV) feedings –called TPN, or total parenteral nutrition– made up of fats, proteins, sugars and nutrients.

These babies require intravenous (IV) feedings — called TPN, or total parenteral nutrition — made up of fats, proteins, sugars, and nutrients.

This is called IV feeding or parenteral nutrition.