Metabolic Support in the Era of Parenteral Nutrition Component Shortages

Course overview

UAN: 0018-0000-19-201-H04-P RELEASE: 08/29/2019 EXPIRE: 08/29/2022 CREDITS: 2.25 LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Identify the most common electrolyte shortages 2. Describe the clinical relevancy between electrolyte depletion and organ dysfunction 3. Contrast "optima" and "essential" electrolyte dosing algorithms during shortages 4. Discuss methods for managing electrolyte disorders 5. Review the protein requirements of the adult and pediatric patient 6. Discuss the micronutrient needs of the adult and pediatric patient 7. Formulate plans for the use of alternative intravenous shortage components 8. Discuss potential safety issues when utilizing alternative strategies to address parenteral component shortages 9. Explain the role of the FDA in preventing and mitigating medication shortages. 10. Identify resources for guidance in selecting appropriate alternative(s) during shortages of PN components and multi- components products. 11. Identify resources for developing policy and procedures for managing shortages of PN components and multi-component products. NOTE: An annual subscription for Purdue's nutrition support pharmacy re-certification program provides access to both the continuing education component of the program and the "Professional Resources" for practitioners. Subscriptions to the continuing educational offerings, which have been accredited through ACPE and BPS, can be purchased for an annual fee of $195 for pharmacists.