Subdue

Medically reviewed by . Last updated on June 22, 2024

SUBDUE®

Mead Johnson Nutritionals

Complete Elemental Liquid

Liquid Diet

Indications And Clinical Uses:

A nutritionally complete ready-flavored, ready-to-use peptide-based elemental oral or tube feeding formula specially designed for the dietary management of patients with inflammatory bowel disease and for those who have difficulty digesting and absorbing nutrients.:

Dosage and Administration:

As prescribed by a physician. Tube feeding may be initiated at full strength (30 kcal/30 mL) or diluted 1:1 with water, based on patient’s condition. If diluted, concentration should be increased as tolerated to full strength to achieve prescribed nutrient intake. The patient’s fluid needs should be monitored and additional water given as needed. Administration via infusion pump is suggested. Bedside reservoir hang time for Subdue should not exceed 6 to 8 hours. Liquid should be covered, refrigerated and used within 48 hours.

Availability And Storage:

A readily absorbable fat blend made up of 50% medium chain triglycerides makes Subdue appropriate for the total nutritional support of patients with fat malabsorption. It provides 100% Canadian adult RNI for all vitamins and minerals in 1 420 mL. Each can of formula contains: water, maltodextrin, whey protein hydrolysate, fractionated coconut oil, modified cornstarch, canola oil, chicory oligofructose, salt, choline, chloride, L-carnitine, taurine, corn syrup solids, corn oil, and essential vitamins and minerals.

SUBDUE® Mead Johnson Nutritionals Complete Elemental Liquid Liquid Diet


About

Melisa Puckey, BPharm is a New Zealand–registered pharmacist accredited to supply emergency contraception, sildenafil, trimethoprim, chloramphenicol, and clozapine. She has over ten years of experience in community pharmacy, focusing on patient care, medication safety, and treatment accuracy. Her medical writing centers on evidence-based topics including COVID-19, oncology, dermatology, and reproductive health. Melisa is a member of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand, the Australasian Medical Writers' Association, and the American Medical Writers Association.

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