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Question. The nurse would be most concerned about which statement made by
a hospitalized client with pancreatitis who is receiving total parenteral nutrition
(TPN)?
1 "I will need to be on TPN for the rest of my life."
2 "Since TPN is just plain fluid, I can start and stop the pump as I please."
3 "TPN has less nutrition than a regular meal."
4 "I will gain weight with TPN."

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