Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: How long can formula milk be run through an IV without spoiling?6 months old male Continuous feedI asked in r/nursing when milk goes bad and they immediately closed it and said ask a doctor for medical advice so here I am.Our son was in hospital for 5 months on continuous feed 20 hours a day in 4 hour chunks. We've continued that cadence now he's home and he's currently getting 180ml every 4 hours for 20 hours with a 4 hour break, but we now have a student nurse who watches him during the night while she studies. She's feeding him 360ml in 8 hour chunks which we were under the impression would be a bad idea as formula at room temperature for this long would spoil - is that correct?When I Google it it says formula can't be at room temp for longer than 2 hours which would mean he's been fed incorrectly since birth so just looking for a bit of clarity on how long you would run a continuous feed for in hospital before swapping the bags out so that we're not feeding him bad milk.. ### Response: What is the actual material you are feeding? Is it formula, tube feeds or other types of nutrition?Is it going to his stomach via a tube? Or in an IV?Lots of inconsistencies in the post. Regardless best person to ask is the manufacturer of the feeds..