Product Type Finished Product F-75 Malnutrition Products, Form Injection, Packaging Type Box

Feeding formulas what are f, 75 and f, 100?f, 75 is the starter formula used during initial management of malnutrition, Beginning the moment that possible and continuing for 2, 7 days until the child is stabilized. Severely malnourished children cannot tolerate normal amounts of protein and sodium or high amounts of fat. They may die if given too much protein or sodium. They also need glucose, So they must be given a diet that contains minimal amounts of protein and sodium and high in carbohydrate. F, 75 has is specially mixed to accommodate the child s needs without overwhelming the physical form systems in the initial stage of treatment. Use of f, 75 prevents deaths. F, 75 contains 75 kcal and 0. 9 g protein per 100 ml. As soon as the child is stabilized on f, 75, F, 100 is functioning as a catch, Up formula to rebuild wasted tissues. F, 100 contains more calories and protein 100 kcal and 2. 9g protein per 100 ml. The table below shows various quantities of recipes. The choice of recipe may depend on the availability particularly the, Of ingredients variety and the, Of milk availability of cooking facilities. The principle behind the recipes aims to deliver the energy and protein needed for stabilization and catch, Up. For stabilization f, 75 [this means it is] important to offer a formula with the energy and protein as shown no less and no more . For catch, Up f, 100, The recipes show the minimum energy and protein contents needed. The first three recipes given for f, 75 include cereal flour and require cooking. The subsequent section of the table shows recipes for f, 75 that is applicable for if none are available cereal flour or no cooking the recipes, Facilities. However with no cereal flour have a high osmolarity 415 mosmol/l and might not be tolerated well by some children with diarrhoea. The f, 100 recipes do not need cooking as they do not contain cereal flour.