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close this bookGuidelines for the Inpatient Treatment of Severely Malnourished Children (UNICEF - WHO - OMS, 1998, 21 p.)
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View the documentA. General principles for routine care
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View the documentC. Failure to respond to treatment
View the documentD. Discharge before recovery is complete
View the documentE. Emergency treatment
View the documentAppendix 1: Recipe for ReSoMal oral rehydration solution & electrolyte/mineral solution
View the documentAppendix 2: Recipes for F-75, F-100 and F-135
View the documentAppendix 3: F-75 feed volumes by feeding frequency and body weight
View the documentAppendix 4: Structured play activities

Appendix 2: Recipes for F-75, F-100 and F-135

RECIPES FOR

F-75 a,b,c

F-100d.

F-135e.


(starter)

(catch-up)

(catch-up)

Dried skimmed milk (g)

25

80

90

Sugar (g)

100

50

65

Vegetable oil (g)

30

60

85

Electrolyte/mineral solution (ml)

20

20

27

Water: make up to

1000ml

1000ml

1000ml

Contents per 100 ml

F-75

F-100

F-135

Energy kcal

75

100

135

Protein g

0.9

2.9

3.3

Lactose g

1.3

4.2

4.8

Potassium mmol

4.0

6.3

7.7

Sodium mmol

0.6

1.9

2.2

Magnesium mmol

0.43

0.73

0.8

Zinc mg

2.0

2.3

3.0

Copper mg

0.25

0.25

0.34

% energy from protein

5

12

10

% energy from fat

36

53

5.7

osmolarity (mOsmol/1)

413

419

508

a Comparable starter formulas can be made from 35g whole dried milk, 100g sugar, 20g oil, 20ml electrolyte/mineral solution and water to 1000ml, or with 300ml fresh cow's milk, 100g sugar, 20ml oil, 20ml electrolyte mineral/solution and water to 1000ml.

b Isotonic versions of F-75 (280mOsmol/l) are available commercially from Nutriset in which maltodextrins replace some of the sugar, and in which all the extra nutrients (K, Mg and micronutrients) are incorporated.

c A low osmolar cereal-based F-75 (334mOsmol/l) can be made by replacing 30g sugar by 35g cereal flour. Cook for 4 minutes. This may be helpful for children with osmotic diarrhoea.

d Comparable catch-up formulas can be made from 110g whole dried milk, 50g sugar, 30g oil, 20ml electrolyte/mineral solution and water to 1000ml or 880ml fresh cow's milk, 75g sugar, 20ml oil, 20ml electrolyte/mineral solution and water to 1000ml.

e For use in special circumstances (see section C2a, inadequate feeding)

To make up:-

· Using an electric blender mix the dried skimmed milk, sugar and oil with warm boiled water, add electrolyte/mineral solution-make up to 1000ml and blend at high speed

· If no mixer is available, mix the milk, sugar, oil and electrolyte/mineral solution to a paste, and then slowly add the warm boiled water-make up to 1000ml