IMPLEMENTATION OF INSTALLATION na sogastric tube
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<strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>INSTALLATION</strong> <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong>...<br />
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<strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>INSTALLATION</strong> <strong>na</strong><br />
<strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong><br />
<strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>INSTALLATION</strong> <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong><br />
Na<strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> insertion include the installation of soft plastic <strong>tube</strong> through the<br />
<strong>na</strong>sopharynx client into the stomach. Hose has a hollow lumen that allows both the disposal of<br />
gastric secretions and fluid intake into the stomach.<br />
Implementing a health professio<strong>na</strong>l should be competent in the procedures and practices in<br />
their work.<br />
Knowledge and skills required to perform the procedure safely are:<br />
1) A<strong>na</strong>tomy and physiology of the gastro-intesti<strong>na</strong>l tract and the upper respiratory system ..<br />
2) Precautions for installation procedure and policy ma<strong>na</strong>gement of <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong>.<br />
In-depth knowledge of the patient (eg, changes in a<strong>na</strong>tomy and physiology that can give depth<br />
to the difficulty of fitting the <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong><br />
EQUIPMENT<br />
- Slang <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> (size depending on the needs of the patient)<br />
- Lubricants / jelly<br />
- Spuit tipped catheter 60 ml<br />
- Stethoscope<br />
- Flashlight / pen light<br />
- Clamps<br />
- Small towel<br />
- Tissue<br />
- Spatel tongue<br />
- Gloves dispossible<br />
- Plaster<br />
- Kidney tray<br />
- Bak instruments<br />
HOSE SIZE <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong><br />
Used in a variety of sizes of hose, and the selection of the appropriate size ? tujua depending<br />
on usage and the approximate length / duration of use hose<br />
Small diameter hose (8 Fr to 12 Fr), ? soft, flexible, often used for patients who require enteral<br />
feeding for less than 6 weeks<br />
Na<strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> large diameter, less flexible, more rigid ?, used for drug delivery,<br />
decompression / reduction of air pressure in the stomach, and for feeding the short term<br />
(usually less than 1 week).<br />
The advantages of small size with a <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> size include: ? less traumatic for both the<br />
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<strong>na</strong>sal mucosa during installation or NG <strong>tube</strong> in situ, and tolerance more clients<br />
The use of a <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> ? small as prophylactic measures for the prevention of<br />
gastro-oesofageal reflux and micro-aspiration of gastric contents, into the lower airway<br />
although it is still controversial as the others showed no relationship between the size of the<br />
<strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> and these complications.<br />
Displacement can occur ? both large and small size, but the smaller size is easier dislocation,<br />
often into the airway and no sign visible from the outside, and a simple congestion and<br />
stomach.<br />
.<br />
Insertion of the <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> is a procedure ? complex, and requires skill and expertise<br />
sebaima<strong>na</strong> placement errors can result in complications.<br />
During the initial installation of a <strong>na</strong><strong>sogastric</strong> <strong>tube</strong> misplacement may include ? respiratory<br />
tract, brain, esophagus, peritoneum, stomach (duode<strong>na</strong>l <strong>tube</strong>) and intestine (gastric <strong>tube</strong>).<br />
Upward displacement increases the risk of pulmo<strong>na</strong>ry aspiration ?, while the downward<br />
displacement increases the risk of feeding intolerance if the formula or medications that are<br />
given through the tubing.<br />
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