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NGT feeding basics

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NGT Feeding: Facts and SafeguardsOnline version NGT feeding basics by wafaa 1 The child should be placed in a supine position with the head slightly hyperflexed or in a sniffing position during NG/OG tube insertion Yes No 2 The tube length is measured from the nose to the chin and then to the umbilicus. Yes No 3 Tube placement should only be checked after the first feeding Yes No 4 Excessively rapid feeding may increase the risk of nausea and regurgitation. Yes No 5 Residual fluid greater than one-fourth of the previous feeding should be rechecked in 30–60 minutes. Yes No 6 If an infant is prescribed 30 ml and 10 ml residual is obtained, the infant should receive 20 ml of additional formula. Yes No 7 Residual stomach contents should always be discarded Yes No 8 If no aspirate is obtained, the nurse should immediately remove the tube Yes No 9 Postpyloric aspirate usually has a pH lower than 5 Yes No 10 For gravity feeding, the plunger should remain in the syringe throughout the feeding. Yes No

NGT Feeding: Facts and SafeguardsOnline version

NGT feeding basics

by wafaa

The child should be placed in a supine position with the head slightly hyperflexed or in a sniffing position during NG/OG tube insertion

Yes

The tube length is measured from the nose to the chin and then to the umbilicus.

Yes

Tube placement should only be checked after the first feeding

Yes

Excessively rapid feeding may increase the risk of nausea and regurgitation.

Yes

Residual fluid greater than one-fourth of the previous feeding should be rechecked in 30–60 minutes.

Yes

If an infant is prescribed 30 ml and 10 ml residual is obtained, the infant should receive 20 ml of additional formula.

Yes

Residual stomach contents should always be discarded

Yes

If no aspirate is obtained, the nurse should immediately remove the tube

Yes

Postpyloric aspirate usually has a pH lower than 5

Yes

For gravity feeding, the plunger should remain in the syringe throughout the feeding.

Yes

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NGT Feeding: Facts and SafeguardsOnline version

by wafaa

The child should be placed in a supine position with the head slightly hyperflexed or in a sniffing position during NG/OG tube insertion

The tube length is measured from the nose to the chin and then to the umbilicus.

Tube placement should only be checked after the first feeding

Excessively rapid feeding may increase the risk of nausea and regurgitation.

Residual fluid greater than one-fourth of the previous feeding should be rechecked in 30–60 minutes.

If an infant is prescribed 30 ml and 10 ml residual is obtained, the infant should receive 20 ml of additional formula.

Residual stomach contents should always be discarded

If no aspirate is obtained, the nurse should immediately remove the tube

Postpyloric aspirate usually has a pH lower than 5

For gravity feeding, the plunger should remain in the syringe throughout the feeding.

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