Enteral nutrition provides nutrients using:

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Enteral nutrition involves administering nutrients through the gastrointestinal tract, typically by using a feeding tube that bypasses the mouth and goes directly into the stomach or small intestine. The nutrients are then absorbed into the body through the intestinal lining. Enteral nutrition is different from parenteral nutrition, which involves administering nutrients directly into the bloodstream using central or peripheral veins. Enteral nutrition provides nutrients through the gastrointestinal tract, commonly by using a feeding tube. The other options, lymphatic system and central or peripheral veins, are not used for enteral nutrition.

Enteral Nutrition Provides Nutrients Using