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Nutritional support

A technique where adequate nutrition is maintained despite some abnormal condition that may be interfering. This is most noticeable in cases involving the digestive tract, such as a perforated ulcer, when the patient is unable to ingest food normally. Food may be given parenterally (IV) or by bypassing the affected area with a tube. Blood cells need building blocks to grow and food provides those building blocks.
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