The next 3 questions are based on this scenario: GV, a 49 yo…

The next 3 questions are based on this scenario: GV, a 49 yobf, has acute pancreatitis with severe malabsorption.  Parenteral nutrition is initiated via a PICC line.  She receives a 7% amino acid, 25% dextrose solution running at 82 ml/hr, and 250 ml/day of 10% lipid emulsion.  After two weeks, her pancreatitis is starting to resolve, and she begins to take sips of clear liquids (broth, apple juice, jello and sorbet).  She tolerates this well and gradually advances back to a regular diet.