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The presence of a feeding tube suggests that there is a serious medical condition for which life-sustaining nutrition is necessary. Once placed, it will be difficult to get a Physician to give an order to remove the tube. But, it can be done. Ask for assistance from the facility's ethic's committee.
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How effective would a PEG tube be as opposed to a tube utilizing the nasogastric route?
A PEG (percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy) tube is generally more effective for long-term nutritional support compared to a nasogastric tube, which is typically used for short-term feeding. PEG tubes are more comfortable for patients and reduce the risk of nasal and esophageal irritation associated with nasogastric tubes. Additionally, PEG tubes can allow for a more stable and consistent delivery of nutrition, especially for patients requiring prolonged feeding. However, the choice between the two depends on the individual patient's needs and medical condition.
Is killing of comatose patients euthanasia?
Not exactly. Euthanasia is used to put someone out of their misery. Someone who is in a coma is not suffering. Sometimes a comatose person may have respirators and feeding tubes removed and are allowed to die. This is normally done when a person has been brain dead or comatose for many years.
nasoogastric feeding tubes. pls tell me where to get?
You will probably need to buy the feeding tubes wholesale at a place like TotalHomeMedical.com.
Where can you find information on feeding tubes?
You can learn more about feeding tubes by doing some research on the internet. Wikipedia will provide lots of information about the history of feeding tubes. WebMD is a great resource for learning more about why one might need one and what they might expect.
What part of the neck to doctors put tubes so patients can eat?
Doctors typically insert feeding tubes through the skin of the neck into the esophagus or directly into the stomach. The most common type of tube used for this purpose is a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube, which is placed through the abdominal wall, but in some cases, a nasogastric (NG) tube may be used, which goes through the nose and down the esophagus. If a tracheostomy is performed, a tube can also be placed to assist with breathing, but this is separate from feeding. The specific choice depends on the patient's medical condition and needs.
What does the surgeon do to manage delayed gastric emptying complications in pancreatectomy patients?
To manage this problem, many surgeons insert feeding tubes at the original operation site, through which nutrients can be fed directly into the patient's intestines.
Why are gastrostomy tubes place inside the stomach?
feeding purposes
Is there any known cases where a woman has become pregnant after her tubes have been removed?
No. There hasn't There has been cases that a woman can be pregnant with her tubes tied Not removed
What are the benefits of using small-bore tubes over large-bore tubes in enteral feeding?
The usage of small-bore tubes is more comfortable for the patient.
Can a cna give a feeding tube?
No, a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is not authorized to insert or manage a feeding tube. Feeding tubes are considered a medical procedure that requires the training and expertise of a licensed nurse or physician. CNAs can assist with feeding patients who already have a feeding tube in place, but they cannot perform the insertion or maintenance of the tube itself. Always follow state regulations and facility policies regarding the roles of CNAs and other healthcare providers.
What are some disorders of people with feeding tubes?
Motor Neurone Disease Multiple Sclerosis Severe ME (Myalgic Encephalomyopathy) Myaesthenia Gravis Stroke Unconscious patients Compulsory treatment of anorexia nervosa Burns victims Premature babies
How do you get titanium clamps removed from your tubes?
See a doctor.
