Nutrition in Clinical Practice 1991: Vol 6 Index

3 Pages·1991·0.53 MB·English

AUTHOR INDEX
Amato, P., 189 Gallagher-Allred, C. R., 113 Lacy, J. A., 18 Querica, R. A., 189
Andujar, E., 131 Geibig, C. B., 147 Lehmann, S., 118
Annis, K., 245 Groziak, P., 117 Luthringer, G. F., 99 Regenstein, M., 21, 71, 107,
171
Ayello, E. A., 131
Hardin, T. C., 78, 166 Matarese, L. E., 27, 117, 197 Robinson, L. A., 49
Baxter, C. R., 3 Hatton, J., 119 MecNoble, D., 109 Schwartz, D. B., 159, 197
Bell, S. J., 173 Henderson, D. K., 39 Miller, R. E., 193 Skipper, A., 156
Benotti, P. N., 65 Herrmann, V. M., 193 Mirtallo, J. M., 147 Srp, F., 131
Bothe, A., Jr., 129 Hulsler, D. A., 11 Moe, G., 55 Stark, N., 151
Monturo, C., 77
Ireton-Jones, C. S., 3 Morell, V. O., 251 Thompson, B., 49
Cahill, S. L., 65
Tramposch, K., 43
Capron, A. M., 89 Jastram, C. E., 236, 237 Ott, L., 223, 245 Twomey, P. L., 175
Caulfield, K. A., 23 Johnson, G., 109 Owens, J., 147
Charney, P., 77, 165 Udine, L. M., 73
Chin, D. E., 213 Kagan, R. J., 1 Page, C. P., 23
Varella, L., 239
Cowan, G. S. M., Jr., 151 Kearney, P. A., 245 Pasulka, P. S., 87
Veal, D. F., 27
Curtas, S., 43 Kearns, P., 73, 211, 213, 234 Pestana, C., 23
Viall, C., 159
Konstantinides, N. N., 131 Pitcher, J., 165
Deckard, M., 151 Konvolinka, C. W., 251 Powers, T., 151 Young, B., 213
SUBJECT INDEX
Aluminum, intestinal absorption, cal- Diarrhea, hypertonic nasogastric tube Inflammatory bowel disease, acute, in-
cium citrate/calcium acetate ef- feedings (abstract), 117 travenous nutrition effect (ab-
fect (abstract), 237 stract), 73
Amino acid, modified versus standard, Editorials
parenteral nutrition, burn pa- Ethics and nutritional support, 87 Lipid
tients (abstract), 27 Having the ‘right stuff’ for doing re- emulsion
Ascites, effect on resting energy ex- search, 173 coagulase-negative staphylococcal
penditure, liver cirrhosis (ab- Metabolism and nutrition in the bacteremia and, neonatal ICU
stract), 197 burned patient, 1 (abstract), 27
A.S.P.E.N. Nutrition in neurological injury, 211 safety, pregnant patients, 189
committee reports, 75 Nutrition support and quality man- Liver cirrhosis, ascites effect on resting
discipline committee reports, 77, 165, agement: A valuable opportu- energy expenditure (abstract),
260 nity, 129 197
new members, 33, 81, 122, 167, 188, Energy expenditure
230 head trauma, 251 Malnutrition, inpatient and post-dis-
A.S.P.E.N. News, 31, 121, 161, 203, 257 resting charge course (abstract), 159
ascites effect, liver cirrhosis (ab-
Bacteremia, staphylococcal, intrave- stract), 197 Nasogastric tube, hypertonic feedings,
nous lipid emulsion and, neo- pancreatitis (abstract), 197 diarrhea incidence (abstract),
nate (abstract), 27 toxic epidermal necrolysis, 18 117
Barbiturate, nutritional support and, Enteral nutrition Necrolysis, toxic epidermal, case re-
head injury, 239 infection and, immunocompromised port, 18
Blood culture, evaluation of catheter- patient, 55 Neonate, staphylococcal bacteremia,
associated sepsis, 43 transnasal feeding catheters, intra- intravenous lipid emulsion and
Burn injury duodenal placement, 23 (abstract), 27
metabolism and nutrition, editorial, Neurological injury
1 Fluid balance, pharmacist intervention nutrition in, 223
nutrition, adult patients, 3 effect, fluid-restricted PN pa- nutrition in, editorial, 211
nutritional monitoring, pediatric pa- tients (abstract), 119 New products, 29, 160, 184
tient, 11 Nutrient, -medication interactions, in-
parenteral nutrition, modified versus Head trauma tensive care unit, 199
standard amino acids (abstract), barbiturate therapy and nutritional Nutrition
27 support, 239 clinical research, getting started, 175
nutrition in, 251
Calcium acetate severe, nutritional support, 245 clinical research, editorial, 173
administration time effect, renal fail- HIV infection clinical team, Cruzan decision and,
ure (abstract), 236 available information and current 89
as phosphorus binder, renal failure nutrition practices, 53S Nutritional support
(abstract), 236 effects on nutritional state, 16S barbiturate effects, head injury, 239
intestinal aluminum absorption and severe head injury, 245
nutrition and, conceptual frame-
(abstract), 237 Nutrition support
work, 3S
Calcium citrate, intestinal aluminum ethical issues, terminally ill patients,
nutrition impact, 41S
absorption and (abstract), 237 113
pediatric AIDS patients, special con-
Calendar of events, 37, 85, 123, 169, quality management application, ed-
siderations, 62S
202, 234 itorial, 129
supplement conclusions and recom-
Catheter mendations, 67S quality of care and, 131
central venous supplement introduction, 1S service, quality assurance for, 147
improved long-term maintenance Hospital, quality assurance plan, data team, quality assurance plan, 151
(abstract), 118 collection system, 156 withdrawal
sepsis evaluation, 43 Hypophosphatemia editorial, 87
transnasal, intraduodenal place- after sucralfate therapy, intensive ethics of ordinary time, 99
ment, 23
care unit, 199 neurosurgical patient in vegetative
Contamination, microbial, parenteral
nutrition solutions, 49 incidence, etiology, and prevention, state, 109
Continuing education test, 9, 69, 95, trauma patient (abstract), 73 Pancreatitis, resting energy expendi-
143, 185, 231 Immune system, compromised, infec- ture in patients with (abstract),
Cruzan decision tion risk, enteral feeding, 55 197
ethics and nutritional support, edi-
Incompetent patient, clinical nutrition Parenteral nutrition
torial, 87
and, 89 amino acid comparison, thermal in-
implications, clinical nutrition
Infection jury (abstract), 27
teams, 89
control, parenteral nutrition solu- feeding solutions, infection control,
Current literature, 27, 73, 117, 159, 197,
tions, 49 49
236
foodborne pathogens, enteral feeding fluid balance, pharmacist interven-
Data collection, clinical indicators for, and, immunocompromised pa- tion effect (abstract), 119
hospital quality assurance, 156 tients, 55 physiological function and, acute in-
264
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flammatory bowel disease (ab- effect (abstract), 236 213
stract), 73 calcium acetate role, renal failure Sucralfate, hypophosphatemia associ-
total (abstract), 236 ated with, intensive care unit,
catheter infection control, 65 Pregnancy, lipid emusion safety dur- 199
implanted vascular access device ing, 189 Terminal illness, nutrition support,
(abstract), 159 Renal failure, calcium acetate as phos- ethical issues, 113
metabolic cart role (abstract), 117 phorus binder (abstract), 236 Trauma: see also Anatomical location
premature rhinoceros, 193 administration time effect (ab- or injury category
staff pharmacist training program hypophosphatemia and, incidence,
stract), 236
(abstract), 237 etiology, and prevention (ab-
Pediatrics, burn injury, nutritional Sepsis stract), 73
monitoring, 11 catheter-associated
Pharmacist, training program, total control, parenteral nutrition, 65 Venous access, long-term, peripheral
implanted device for (abstract),
parenteral nutrition (abstract), culture method evaluation, 43
159
237 Skin, toxic epidermal necrolysis, case
Phosphorus binding report, 18 Washington review, 21, 71, 107, 127,
calcium acetate administration time Spinal cord injury, nutrition guidelines, 171, 209