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Purpose of an NG tube

de compress stomach via suction

What are NG tubes used for

vomiting


relieve obstruction


distention


better healing


gastric secretions


remove toxinx

What are the different types of NG tubes

Levine----> single lumen



Gastric sump----->salem sump with a anti-reflux valve



Miller-Abbott double lumen to small intestine



never turn suction

up to full force

salem has ___ lumens. the ___ one serves as an ______ vent.

2 lumens 2nd one air



the second lumen is also known as

pig tail

perform oral care of a patient with an NG tube

every 2 hours

flush a peg tube

every shift



30-60 ml of water

parenteral nutrition is when

a patient cant be fed enterally

why use parenteral nutrition

NPO more than 5 days



malnourished



cancer patient


TPN meets ___ % of a patients mineral needs( carbs, fats, protein, vitamin and minerals)

100

a large _______ ________ is required for TPN and dilution of the fluid

central vein

what veins are usually used in TPN

jugular or subclavian

complications associated with TPN

infection



fluid overload

TPN inadequately used nutrients

glucose


protein

Nursing measures

assess the site


prevent dislodgement


Perform Nitrogen Balanced studies weekly


Strict I&O recording


Daily weights


Encourage ambulation

PPN can be used as a __________ measure

temporary

PPN is ________ concentrated than a TPN

less

PPN is infused through a ________ line

PICC

Disadvantages of PPN

irritation can cause sclerosis



large fluid volume is required to deliver nitrients

Enternal Feeding



Bowel sounds and abdominal assessment should be done _________ feeding (with/without) distention

before



without

feeding formula should be at ____ temperature

room

prepare a ___ hour supply with Eternal feeding

4

with Eternal feedig what do you do with the unused portion

cover it and put it in the fridge

Eternal Feeding



New feeding container should be used q__h

24

Eternal Feeding



HOB must be at

30

Eternal Feeding



If residual volume is more than ____ Stop feeding

150

ALWAYS __________ the residual amount

reinstill

Eternal Feeding



With Bolus feeding

pour the feed into the syringe and let infuse by gravity

when do you flush the tube during Eternal Feed

After you check the residual



30-50ml tap

cyclic feed

12-18 hours a day then brake

bolus

all at once



no more than 400

intermittent

only gastric tubing 4-6 feedings a day


30min-1hr



250-400

accessory organs r/t GI

liver gallbladder pancreas