What Type of Infusion Access is Preferred for a Patient Receiving TPN? A Guide to Vascular Access
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Due to its high osmolarity, Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) must be administered through a central vein, never a peripheral IV, to prevent vein damage. For a patient receiving TPN, **what type of infusion access is preferred for a patient receiving TPN** depends heavily on the anticipated duration of therapy and individual patient needs.
