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A patient receives 2700mL of an IV solution containing 4g g of glucose per 100 mL .How much energy, in kilojoules, does the patient obtain from glucose, a carbohydrate?How much energy, in kilocalories, does the patient obtain from glucose?
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DrBob222
See my response below to another post. I found values for kcal per grams glucose of 3.35 to 3.8. I have always used 4 as an average. Using 4 kcal/g you have
g glucose in 2700 mL at 4g/100 mL you have infused 4 x (2700/100) = ?g glucose.
Then kcal = 4 or whatever your notes/book give you for glucose x ?g glucose from above.
To convert kcal to joules, multiply by 1000 x 4.184 J/cal
g glucose in 2700 mL at 4g/100 mL you have infused 4 x (2700/100) = ?g glucose.
Then kcal = 4 or whatever your notes/book give you for glucose x ?g glucose from above.
To convert kcal to joules, multiply by 1000 x 4.184 J/cal
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