Dextrose Calc - GIR Calculator vs NNF CPG Uso e estatísticas

Easily calculate glucose (dextrose) volumes based on the target glucose infusion rate (GIR). The app has 3 screens/calculators: 1) GIR Calculator: allows to calculate amounts of glucose required to achieve a specific GIR. For example, a neonate weighing 2000 grams needs to achieve a GIR of 6.5 using 100mL glucose, the app will help you to do the calculation in seconds. 2) Glucose mixer: helps to quickly make up any concentration of glucose using any specified volumes. Example: helps to make up 180mL of glucose 12% - the app will tell you how many ml of glucose 5% are needed and how many mL of glucose 25% (or any other higher or less concentrations available at your unit) 3) Calories Calculator: helps to calculate KCALs and sugar load (GIR) of different feeding options. For example, if a patient is receiving 10mLs per day of preterm formula, plus 100mLs of glucose 8%, plus 5 grams of protein, plus 6 grams of lipid - the app will calculate the summary of KCAL and GIR from all of the above inputs. Important: This app is mainly directed at PICU or NICU medical professionals and is not intended for public use. It shouldn’t be used alone in making medical decisions, although can be used to confirm your already made calculations.

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Name : NNF India CPG Description : Evidence based recommendations for care of newborn infants developed using GRADE process Target groups: Pediatricians, Neonatologists, Nurses, Policy makers Disclaimers Due care has been taken to verify the accuracy of all the information in these Clinical Practice Guidelines. However, the contributors, editors, or National Neonatology Forum is not responsible for any errors or omissions, or for any consequences from the application of information provided in this book and gives no guarantee with respect to the completeness or accuracy of the contents. Application of the information in a situation different from that described in guidelines remains the professional responsibility of the concerned physicians. The guidelines do not endorse any particular brand of equipment or drug. The contributors, editors, and NNF have no affiliation with any of the companies. The contributors and editors have made all efforts to ensure that all information is according to currently accepted recommendations. However, given the rapidity with which new information emerges, the reader is urged to check for the latest updates.