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Shortly after arrival, C.B becomes completely paralyzed andrequires endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation. he istransferred to the neurologic ICU for further support.
1. how would C.B’s nutritional needs be met?
2. What parameters would you use to determine whether C.B’snutritionl needs were being met?
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