Often nasogastric tubes are maintained by the patient or their relatives rather than a nurse once they are used to using it. Either way, the nasogastric tube isn't generally changed unless entirely necessary, if it is causing an obstruction or damage or bleeding. As such, changing the tube is rare, however, especially in cases where it is permanantly used for feeding, it must be checked each day and flushed out to maintain hygiene on a regular basis.
No.
Assuming that an NG tube is properly placed and functional there is no reason to change it. Proper maintenance and use of an NG tube (placement checks, flushes, etc.) should allow use of a single tube for several weeks to several months depending on how and why it is inserted and used. Changing an NG tube arbitrarily based on a number of days simple causes more problems, such as: pt. discomfort, risk for nose bleeds, risk for aspiration, risk of infection... We could continue this list for quite some time, but the basic answer remains the same. Unless there is some special reason that an NG tube "must" be changed every 5 days, and the reason would have to be pretty good for me, the answer in NO.
7 days
these days are every seven days that the stages change.
When you first login and every 60 days thereafter
about two inches obove the navel. some like it shorter
Yes, you can change it every 30 days
Well, you should see a doctor perhaps.... If you're young, tell your mom about it. Maybe you should stop sleeping in your bra. And you should change it every day or at least every two days....especially in summer when you sweat...at least rinse it out.....
how many days should i do cardio
No. It changes every day.
It depends how often you change your clothes, or (if you're a girl) you're on your period, (if so, probably every day) but i suggest at least once every couple of days.
You should use bedding in your hamster cage and you should change it and clean the cage every few days. PetProductsByRoyal.com has some nice hamster cages.
If your filter is dirty it should be changed, the rule is every 90 days or as needed.
Extremely required information: size of tank! 1 gallon = every 3 days 5 gallon = every 5-7 days 10 gallon = probably a week or two. It does depend on your fish. What you should do, is test the ammonia every day. When ammonia shows up, mark how long it took, and that is how many days the tank can go without a complete change of water. Cycled tanks are a different matter. They only need occasional partial changes.