Care And Feeding of Infants And Children a Textbook for Trained Nurses
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The milk has a caloric value of 23 per ounce ; therefore, the value of the milk is 20 times 23, or 460 calories.
The i ounce of sugar, by measure, has a value of 80 calories. How shall we determine the value of the gruel?
We find on inquiry, the pint of gruel contained y 2 ounce, by measure, of barley flour, and that the pint was allowed to boil down to 10 ounces. The gruel then contains all the barley, and has a caloric value of 27^, i. E. , l /2 of 55.
The total caloric value of the mixture i...s therefore : 20 ounces whole milk 460 calories.
l / 2 ounce flour (by measure) 27 calories.
i ounce sugar (by measure) 80 calories.
Total 567 calories.
If the weight of the baby is 16 pounds, and its needs accord- ing to rule are 50 calories per pound, its total needs are 800 calories.
It is getting 567 calories, therefore, according to Huebner, it is under-fed by the difference between 800 and 567, or by 233 calories.
ARTIFICIAL FEEDING 129 If in addition to the above formula the mixture contains i ounce of ordinary cream, skimmed from the top of the bottle, the value of the food would be increased by 56 calories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The milk has a caloric value of 23 per ounce ; therefore, the value of the milk is 20 times 23, or 460 calories.
The i ounce of sugar, by measure, has a value of 80 calories. How shall we determine the value of the gruel?
We find on inquiry, the pint of gruel contained y 2 ounce, by measure, of barley flour, and that the pint was allowed to boil down to 10 ounces. The gruel then contains all the barley, and has a caloric value of 27^, i. E. , l /2 of 55.
The total caloric value of the mixture i...s therefore : 20 ounces whole milk 460 calories.
l / 2 ounce flour (by measure) 27 calories.
i ounce sugar (by measure) 80 calories.
Total 567 calories.
If the weight of the baby is 16 pounds, and its needs accord- ing to rule are 50 calories per pound, its total needs are 800 calories.
It is getting 567 calories, therefore, according to Huebner, it is under-fed by the difference between 800 and 567, or by 233 calories.
ARTIFICIAL FEEDING 129 If in addition to the above formula the mixture contains i ounce of ordinary cream, skimmed from the top of the bottle, the value of the food would be increased by 56 calories.
What to read after Care And Feeding of Infants And Children a Textbook for Trained Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Reeve Ramsey to read onlineMoreLess
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