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15 Cards in this Set
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WHAT IS ENTERAL FEEDING?
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FEEDING ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE STOMACH, DUODENUM, OR JEJUNUM THROUGH A TUBE INSERTED IN NOSE OR ABDOMINAL WALL
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WHAT DEGREE SHOULD CLIENT BE IN FOR ENTERAL FEEDING?
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30-45 DEGREES
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WHAT ARE STEPS FOR ADMINISTERING ENTERAL FEEDING (BOLUS FEEDING)?
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1.CLIENT 30-45 DEGREES
2.LISTEN TO BOWEL SOUNDS 3.FORMULA SHOULD BE ROOM TEMP 4.CONFIRM PLACEMENT 5.CHECK RESIDUAL VOLUME 6.FLUSH WITH WATER 7.FILL TUBE WITH FORMULA 8.LET FLOW BY GRAVITY 9.REFILL BEFORE TUBE EMPTIES 10 INSTILL 50ML AFTER FEEDING IS DONE |
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HOW LONG SHOUD CLIENT BE ELEVATED AFTER FEEDING?
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30 MINUTES
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WHEN SHOULD TUBING AND BAG BE REPLACED FOR ENTERAL FEEDING USING A FEEDING BAG?
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USUALLY 24 HOURS
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU CHECK RESIDUAL VOLUME?
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BEFORE FEEDING AND EVERY 4 HOURS
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HOW MUCH RESIDUAL VOLUME WOULD CAUSE TUBE FEEDING TO BE STOPPED?
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150ML OR ONE HALF OF THE PREVIOUS VOLUME IN THE STOMACH
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU FLUSH TUBE?
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EVERY 4 HOURS
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NAME SOME ASSESSMENTS YOU SHOULD DO FOR PATIENTS RECIEVING TUBE FEEDINGS?
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ASSESS FOR?
EDEMA DEHYDRATION INTAKE/OUTPUT HYPERGLCEMIA WEIGHT |
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WHAT ARE SOME COMPLICATIONS OF ENTERAL FEEDING?
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DIARRHEA
INFECTION OF OSTOMY SITE NAUSEA VOMITING HYPERGLYCEMIA TUBE DISLOGEMENT |
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HOW DO YOU CHECK FOR PLACEMENT IN ENTERAL FEEDING?
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RADIOAGRAPHY
RESIDUAL VOLUME 60 ML OF AIR |
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HOW LONG SHOULD PARENTERAL NUTRITION BE GIVEN TO PATIENT?
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FOR UP TO 14 DAYS
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WHAT IS PARENTERAL NUTRITION?
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NUTRITION THROUGH CENTRAL OR PERIPHERAL INTRAVENOUS CATHETER
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WHAT IS TPN?
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FEEDING USING A CENTRAL VEIN
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COMPLICATIONS OF PARENTERAL FEEDING?
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FLUID OVERLOAD
REFEEDING SYNDROME PULMONARY EDEMA HEART FAILURE SEPSIS |
