Calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D - Pediatric micronutrient management
Dietitians in Nutrition SupportShow Notes
Bone mineralization and growth are happening constantly throughout childhood and a few key micronutrients play major roles in bone health as well as other metabolic processes. In this video, Alyson RD, CNSC discusses calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D including their physiology, lab values, and management in the pediatric clinical setting.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:45 Physiology 2:43 Calcium 5:08 Phosphorus 9:51 Optimal Rations 10:39 Enteral Nutrition 12:53 Vitamin D 14:42 TPN Monitoring
Closed captions provided by Kaitlyn Batista MS, RDN, CDN, CNSC
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