Handbook of Pediatric NutritionAspen Publishers, 1999 - 719 pages Details normal pediatric nutrition and growth and therapeutic pediatric nutrition, with chapters on areas such as premature infants, vegetarianism, food hypersensitivities, obesity, developmental disability, nutrition in burned patients, and the use of herbs. This second edition contains several new |
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Page 79
... formulas , are readily available , mix easily , and can be the vehicle for fluoridated water . Powder is conven- ient if only a small amount of formula is desired and may be the cheapest form of formula . Pow- dered formula is popular ...
... formulas , are readily available , mix easily , and can be the vehicle for fluoridated water . Powder is conven- ient if only a small amount of formula is desired and may be the cheapest form of formula . Pow- dered formula is popular ...
Page 340
... formula until reaching a weight of 2,000-2,500 g . At this point , the infant can most likely be transitioned to a premature follow - up formula or a standard infant formula concentrated to 22 or 24 kcal / oz . To meet some infants ...
... formula until reaching a weight of 2,000-2,500 g . At this point , the infant can most likely be transitioned to a premature follow - up formula or a standard infant formula concentrated to 22 or 24 kcal / oz . To meet some infants ...
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... formulas , they can be made using less water with powdered or con- centrated formula , which keeps the original pro- portion of carbohydrate , protein , and fat the same . Although this change does increase the os- molality of the formula ...
... formulas , they can be made using less water with powdered or con- centrated formula , which keeps the original pro- portion of carbohydrate , protein , and fat the same . Although this change does increase the os- molality of the formula ...
Contents
Chapter 2 Nutritional Assessment | 17 |
Chapter 3 Nutrition for Premature Infants | 43 |
Normal Nutrition During Infancy | 65 |
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Handbook of Pediatric Nutrition Patricia Queen Samour,Kathy King Helm,Carol E. Lang Limited preview - 2004 |
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Pediatric Nephrology and Urology: The Requisites in Pediatrics Bernard S. Kaplan,Kevin E. C. Meyers No preview available - 2004 |