What Happens if TPN Is Cold? Understanding the Risks and Safely Warming Solutions
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Infusing a solution that is too cold can be uncomfortable for patients. Stored in a refrigerator, Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) must be warmed to room temperature before administration to prevent adverse effects like chills, headaches, and vein irritation. This critical step ensures patient comfort and the safe delivery of essential nutrients.
