p.39
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How can you confirm NG tube placement?
By testing the pH value of gastric content.
p.35
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What may happen when the NG tube reaches the pharynx?
The patient may gag and retch.
p.59
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be examined after the removal of an NG tube?
The intactness of the NG tube.
p.34
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the first step in the insertion of an NG tube?
Ask the patient to extend his/her head slightly backwards.
p.56
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What is the first step in the assessment process for NG tube removal?
Verify the patient's identity.
p.51
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What is the primary goal of evaluation in patient care?
To ensure the patient is free from discomfort or complications.
p.59
NG Tube Removal Procedure
How should the used NG tube be disposed of?
Wrap it inside the gloves and discard it in the waste disposal bag.
p.21
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Why is it important to know the reason for NG tube insertion?
To ensure appropriate care and management.
p.36
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
Why is it important for the patient to flex their head forward during NG tube insertion?
This position helps prevent the tube from entering the patient's trachea.
p.21
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be verified regarding the doctor's orders before NG tube insertion?
Verify the doctor's prescription.
p.12
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What does the size of an NG tube indicate?
The size indicates the diameter of the tube, measured in French units.
p.56
NG Tube Removal Procedure
Why is it important to explain the reason for NG tube removal to the patient?
To gain understanding and cooperation.
p.40
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in testing gastric content from an NG tube?
Attach a 20ml / 60ml syringe to the NG tube and aspirate gastric content.
p.61
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be documented regarding the date and time in NG tube management?
The specific date and time of the NG tube removal.
p.25
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What materials are needed for inserting and fixing the NG tube?
Material for inserting and fixing the NG tube.
p.23
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be assessed regarding a patient's consciousness?
The patient's level of consciousness and cooperation.
p.23
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What vital signs should be monitored during assessment?
The patient's general vital signs.
p.44
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the Whoosh Test?
A method used to assess NG tube placement, but it cannot confirm placement.
p.11
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is one type of NG tube material?
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride).
p.60
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be ensured after the removal of an NG tube?
The patient is free of discomfort or complications.
p.17
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
Where is the stomach located in the human body?
The stomach is positioned in the upper left part of the abdomen, beneath the ribcage.
p.46
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in the implementation of NG tube drainage?
Connect the NG tube to the Bedside Bag (BSB).
p.3
Classes of Nutrients and Their Significance
What are the primary components of enteral nutrition?
Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals.
p.20
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What comes after assessment in the NG tube insertion process?
Planning and preparation.
p.25
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be checked on the NG tube before use?
Expiry dates and intactness.
p.38
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is a key step in the implementation of NG tube insertion?
Securing the tube to prevent displacement.
p.9
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is one indication for using an NG tube?
To provide NG tube feeding or administer medications.
p.9
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is a purpose of using an NG tube related to gastric content?
To empty the stomach of gastric content and air.
p.7
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How is an NG tube typically inserted?
Through the nose, down the esophagus, and into the stomach.
p.28
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the first step in preparing for NG tube insertion?
Prepare the patient and the environment.
p.10
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
Where does an NJ tube extend from and to?
From the nose to the small bowel.
p.8
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How is an NG tube inserted?
Through the nose, down the esophagus, and into the stomach.
p.18
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What anatomical landmark is used to estimate the length of an NG tube from the tip of the patient's nose?
The xiphoid process of the sternum.
p.50
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should you do if you fail to insert an NG tube three times?
Do not force it; ask for help from others.
p.37
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should you do if resistance is met while inserting the NG tube?
Do not use force; rotate the tube if needed.
p.1
Nutritional Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
What is the significance of nutritional management in healthcare?
It helps in the prevention and management of health conditions.
p.16
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the primary purpose of inserting an NG tube?
To provide access to the stomach for feeding or medication.
p.6
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a Naso-jejunal (NJ) tube?
A tube that runs from the nasal cavity to the jejunum (small bowel).
p.2
Nutritional Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
What is the purpose of nutritional guidelines?
To provide recommendations for a balanced diet and healthy eating habits.
p.62
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What is the purpose of documentation in healthcare?
To provide a clear and accurate record of patient care and procedures.
p.27
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Why is it important to prepare necessary equipment?
To ensure safety and efficiency in healthcare procedures.
p.5
Enteral Nutrition Overview
What are contraindications for enteral nutrition?
When the GI tract is not functioning, such as in bowel obstruction, peritonitis, GI ischemia, or intractable vomiting/diarrhea.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What is the first step in the removal of an NG tube?
Explain the procedure to the patient to ensure understanding and cooperation.
p.57
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in planning for patient care?
Gather necessary equipment.
p.8
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
In which situations is an NJ tube typically used?
For patients with gastric motility issues or those at risk of aspiration.
p.4
Enteral Nutrition Overview
What is enteral nutrition?
A way of providing nutrients directly to the stomach or small intestine.
p.45
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be done to the patient's face before securing the NG tube?
Wipe away oil with tissue or gauze.
p.13
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a common feature of an NG tube?
It has a radio opaque line.
p.60
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What are some complications to monitor for after NG tube removal?
Breathing difficulties, skin color changes, coughing, nausea, vomiting, trauma to nasal mucosa, or nasal bleeding.
p.53
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What is the purpose of documentation in NG tube management?
To record date, time, procedure, pH value, and amount of aspirate.
p.59
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What is important to ensure for the patient after NG tube removal?
The patient is in a comfortable and safe position.
p.38
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
Where should the NG tube be secured on the patient?
On the bridge of the nose.
p.6
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG) tube?
A tube that runs from the abdomen to the stomach.
p.27
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the purpose of hand rub in healthcare?
To reduce the number of germs on hands when soap and water are not available.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be documented regarding the date and time?
The specific date and time of the procedure.
p.62
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
Why is the date important in healthcare documentation?
It helps track the timeline of patient care and interventions.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What does marking refer to in documentation?
Indicating the position of the NG tube for future reference.
p.7
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a nasojejunal (NJ) tube used for?
To deliver nutrition directly to the jejunum.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be done if the patient experiences coughing or gagging during NG tube insertion?
Pause the insertion and allow the patient to recover before continuing.
p.57
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What items should be disposed of after patient care?
Gloves and incontinence pads.
p.8
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the primary purpose of an NG tube?
To provide nutrition or medication directly to the stomach.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be done to the bed to ensure proper working conditions?
Adjust the bed to an appropriate working level and lower side rails if needed.
p.37
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should you ask the patient to do while advancing the NG tube?
Perform a swallowing motion.
p.56
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be verified regarding the doctor's orders before removing an NG tube?
Verify the doctor's prescription.
p.6
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a Nasogastric (NG) tube?
A tube that runs from the nasal cavity to the stomach.
p.2
Classes of Nutrients and Their Significance
What are the different classes of nutrients?
Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water.
p.61
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be noted about the NG tube after removal?
The integrity of the NG tube should be assessed.
p.62
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What key information should be included in documentation?
Date, time, and details of the procedure performed.
p.30
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be done to verify patient safety before NG tube insertion?
Verify the patient’s identity again.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
How can placement of the NG tube be confirmed?
By checking pH of aspirate or using imaging techniques.
p.23
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What injuries should be assessed in the nasal area?
Injury or fracture of the nasal bone.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
How should the patient be positioned during NG tube removal?
In a comfortable, upright position to facilitate the process.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What is an important step to take while removing the NG tube?
Gently and steadily pull the tube out while instructing the patient to take a deep breath.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Why is adequate lighting important in patient care?
To ensure safety and visibility during procedures.
p.31
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How do you determine the appropriate length for NG tube insertion?
Measure from the tip of the patient's nose to the earlobe, then from the earlobe to the xiphoid process.
p.21
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in the assessment process for NG tube insertion?
Verify the patient's identity.
p.43
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in examining the back of the throat?
Instruct the patient to open his/her mouth.
p.42
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
What does bright red aspirate suggest?
Active bleeding or ingestion of red food.
p.51
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What are some signs of breathing difficulties to evaluate in patients?
Cyanosis, coughing, and trauma to nasal mucosa/bleeding.
p.12
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the significance of choosing the correct size for an NG tube?
Choosing the correct size is crucial for patient comfort and effective feeding or medication delivery.
p.17
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
How does the position of the stomach relate to digestion?
The stomach's position allows it to receive food from the esophagus and pass it to the small intestine for further digestion.
p.39
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is a key step in the implementation of NG tube care?
Confirm NG tube placement.
p.61
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What complications should be documented after NG tube removal?
Any complications that arise following the removal.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What size information needs to be documented?
The size of the NG tube used.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the primary purpose of inserting an NG tube?
To provide nutrition or medication directly to the stomach.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be done before removing the NG tube?
Check the physician's order and gather necessary supplies.
p.57
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Why is privacy important in patient care?
To ensure comfort and dignity for the patient.
p.58
NG Tube Removal Procedure
Why should the patient take a deep breath and hold it during NG tube removal?
Holding the breath closes the glottis and helps prevent aspiration.
p.10
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a special indication for using an NJ tube?
High risk for aspiration.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is important to arrange for patient care?
Necessary equipment should be arranged within easy reach.
p.26
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step when preparing for NG tube drainage?
Prepare necessary equipment.
p.34
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How should the NG tube be inserted?
Carefully through the nostril to the back of the throat.
p.12
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the typical size range for NG tubes?
NG tubes typically range from 8 to 18 French.
p.37
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the goal when advancing the NG tube?
Advance the tube downward until the predetermined mark is reached.
p.42
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
What are the two possible causes for bright red aspirate?
Active bleeding or ingestion of red food.
p.33
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be observed during the NG tube insertion procedure?
The patient's condition, including signs of cyanosis and inability to speak.
p.2
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
What factors may affect nutrition?
Age, gender, health status, lifestyle, and socioeconomic status.
p.33
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What does the presence of cyanosis indicate during the NG tube insertion?
A potential respiratory issue or lack of oxygen.
p.32
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
Why is it important to communicate with the patient during the NG tube insertion?
To provide reassurance about the procedure.
p.62
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
Why is the time crucial in healthcare documentation?
It provides context for the timing of procedures and patient responses.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the first step in the NG tube insertion process?
Gather all necessary equipment and explain the procedure to the patient.
p.9
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What can be collected using an NG tube for diagnostic purposes?
Gastric secretion samples.
p.7
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What are some indications for using an NG tube?
Inability to swallow, gastric decompression, or feeding.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How can you confirm the correct placement of the NG tube?
By aspirating gastric contents or using pH testing.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is an important post-insertion step for NG tube care?
Secure the tube to prevent displacement.
p.36
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What position should the patient be in during NG tube insertion?
The patient should flex their head forward so that the chin moves down towards the chest.
p.22
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is an important aspect of patient assessment during a procedure?
Communicating well with the patient and their relatives.
p.16
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the pathway of an NG tube during insertion?
From one of the nostrils to the esophagus and then to the stomach.
p.13
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the shape of the end of an NG tube?
Round ended with small openings.
p.38
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the purpose of securing the NG tube on the patient's nose?
To ensure it stays in place during use.
p.27
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?
Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that can cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses.
p.33
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What action should be taken if cyanosis is observed during NG tube insertion?
Stop the procedure and remove the tube immediately.
p.5
Enteral Nutrition Overview
What is enteral nutrition?
An alternative feeding method to provide nutrients to clients who cannot meet nutritional needs through oral intake.
p.40
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the significance of testing the pH value of gastric content?
To confirm the presence of gastric contents and ensure proper placement of the NG tube.
p.5
Enteral Nutrition Overview
What is the duration of enteral nutrition?
It can be short term or long term.
p.41
Nutritional Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
What color is the aspirate from the small intestine?
Golden yellow to brownish green.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How should the patient be positioned during NG tube insertion?
In a sitting or semi-upright position to facilitate the process.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be done with the NG tube before removal?
Clamp the tube and assess for any residual contents.
p.54
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be documented after the NG tube removal?
Document the procedure, patient response, and any complications encountered.
p.10
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What gastrointestinal issue may necessitate the use of an NJ tube?
Delayed gastroduodenal motility.
p.24
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the first step in planning and preparation?
Prepare necessary equipment.
p.22
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
How should healthcare providers assist patients regarding procedures?
By helping them make informed decisions.
p.43
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be ensured while examining the back of the throat?
That the tube is not coiled there.
p.3
Enteral Nutrition Overview
Why is enteral nutrition used?
To provide nutrition to individuals who cannot eat by mouth.
p.13
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What are the two common methods for connecting an NG tube?
To a feeding bottle or a syringe.
p.25
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What type of NG tube should be gathered?
An NG tube of appropriate size.
p.3
Classes of Nutrients and Their Significance
What is the role of fiber in enteral nutrition?
To promote gastrointestinal health and regularity.
p.33
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What does an inability to speak during NG tube insertion suggest?
Possible airway obstruction or distress.
p.61
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What follow-up action should be documented after NG tube removal?
Any follow-up actions taken post-removal.
p.23
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What should be checked for in the nostrils?
Patency, nasal congestion, and presence of nasal polyps.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What personal information should be included in the documentation?
Your title, full name, and signature.
p.7
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a common use for NJ tubes?
For patients with delayed gastric emptying.
p.10
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
How does the length of an NJ tube compare to an NG tube?
An NJ tube is longer than an NG tube.
p.8
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
How is an NJ tube inserted?
Through the nose, down the esophagus, and into the jejunum.
p.15
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the pathway for inserting an NG tube?
From one of the nostrils to the esophagus and then to the stomach.
p.1
Nutritional Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
What is the focus of Nutrition Management?
To ensure proper dietary practices and nutritional support.
p.45
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Where should the NG tube be secured on the patient?
On the bridge of the nose and cheek.
p.1
Nutritional Guidelines and Dietary Recommendations
What role does nutrition play in patient recovery?
It aids in healing and improves overall health outcomes.
p.25
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the first step in preparing for NG tube insertion?
Gather all necessary equipment.
p.43
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the purpose of examining the back of the throat during NG tube care?
To ensure proper placement and check for any complications.
p.9
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
Where does an NG tube extend from and to?
From the nose to the stomach.
p.25
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What materials are required to check NG tube placement?
Material for checking NG tube placement.
p.9
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
How does an NG tube help prevent abdominal issues?
By preventing abdominal distension and vomiting.
p.52
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be noted about the patient's response to the procedure?
Any reactions or discomfort experienced by the patient.
p.23
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What surgical history should be noted during assessment?
Any nasal or oral surgery.
p.58
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be done after putting on gloves during the NG tube removal process?
Remove the tapes securing the tube.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the purpose of ensuring the patient's head is well supported with a pillow?
To facilitate swallowing and prevent aspiration.
p.3
Enteral Nutrition Overview
What is enteral nutrition?
A method of delivering nutrients directly into the gastrointestinal tract.
p.60
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What signs indicate potential trauma after NG tube removal?
Nasal bleeding and trauma to nasal mucosa.
p.53
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be recorded regarding the aspirate in NG tube management?
The pH value and the amount of aspirate.
p.3
Types of Diets for Health Conditions
What forms can enteral nutrition take?
Liquid formulas, modular components, and blenderized foods.
p.32
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What type of lubricant should be avoided during NG tube insertion?
Oil-based lubricant, as it may cause respiratory complications.
p.5
Enteral Nutrition Overview
When can enteral nutrition be used?
To supplement an oral diet or as the only source of nutrition.
p.30
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
How can you protect the linen during NG tube insertion?
By placing an incontinence pad on the patient’s chest.
p.62
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What should be documented about the procedure itself?
Details of the procedure, including any observations or complications.
p.44
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What is the purpose of auscultation in NG tube placement?
To confirm the placement of the NG tube.
p.44
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
Can the Whoosh Test be used to confirm NG tube placement?
No, it cannot be used to confirm NG placement.
p.28
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What physical needs should be addressed before NG tube insertion?
Toilet needs and temperature.
p.8
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the primary purpose of an NJ tube?
To deliver nutrition directly to the jejunum.
p.17
Factors Affecting Nutrition and Nutritional Screening
What organs are located near the stomach?
The esophagus is above the stomach, while the small intestine is below it.
p.13
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What information is marked on an NG tube?
Length of the tube, size, total length, sterilization status, and expiry date.
p.32
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be used to lubricate 10-15 cm of the NG tube?
Water soluble lubricant, such as K-Y jelly.
p.6
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a Percutaneous Endoscopic Jejunostomy (PJG) tube?
A tube that runs from the abdomen to the jejunum.
p.27
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What materials are necessary for cleaning and waste disposal?
Materials that ensure proper sanitation and safe disposal of waste.
p.2
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What is the nursing process in NG tube care?
Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
p.2
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
Why is documentation of intake and output important?
To monitor the client's nutritional status and fluid balance.
p.7
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is a key difference between NG and NJ tubes?
NG tubes end in the stomach, while NJ tubes end in the jejunum.
p.28
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
Why is it important to gain patient understanding during the NG tube procedure?
To seek cooperation from the patient.
p.8
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
In which situations is an NG tube typically used?
For short-term feeding or gastric decompression.
p.39
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What physical examination can help confirm NG tube placement?
Examine the patient's back of throat.
p.16
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be avoided during NG tube insertion?
Inserting the tube into the lungs.
p.53
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What key details should be included in the documentation of an NG tube procedure?
Date, time, procedure, pH value, and amount of aspirate.
p.2
Types of Diets for Health Conditions
What types of diets are used for health conditions?
Diabetic diet, low-sodium diet, gluten-free diet, etc.
p.61
Documentation and Evaluation in NG Tube Management
What aspect of the patient should be documented after NG tube removal?
The patient’s response to the removal.
p.7
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What is the purpose of a nasogastric (NG) tube?
To provide nutrition or medication directly to the stomach.
p.14
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What technique is used to measure the appropriate length of the NG tube?
Measure from the tip of the nose to the earlobe and then to the xiphoid process.
p.28
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What should be explained to the client before NG tube insertion?
The NG tube insertion procedure.
p.7
NG Tube Insertion Procedure
What are potential complications of NG tube placement?
Misplacement, nasal irritation, or esophageal injury.
p.54
NG Tube Removal Procedure
What should be monitored after the NG tube removal?
Monitor the patient for any signs of discomfort or complications.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What position should a patient be adjusted to for facilitating swallowing?
Fowler’s or high Fowler’s position.
p.29
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
What are the two main goals when preparing the patient and environment?
To facilitate swallowing and prevent aspiration.
p.57
Nursing Process in NG Tube Care
How should the patient be positioned on the bed?
Sit the patient up on the bed.
p.10
Types of Enteral Feeding Tubes
What condition may indicate the use of an NJ tube due to feeding intolerance?
Intolerance to NG feeding.
