Obtain a provider order specifying oral or nasal route for insertion, reinsertion, and removal of a decompression drainage tube. Orally inserted tubes are preferred for neonates and infants because they are obligate nose breathers.

How to remove the NG tube: • When your child’s doctor allows, you can remove the NG tube at home. • Gently loosen the tape and duoderm from your child’s face. • Pinch the NG tube and pull it out of your child’s nose in one quick motion. • Clean your child’s face with warm water and throw the NG tube in the garbage.

In these situations milk can be given via a NG tube which passes through the baby/child’s nose, down the back of the throat, down the oesophagus (swallowing tube) and directly into their stomach. It is taped to the side of the face near to their nose. A …

2004年4月26日 · It's pretty easy to remove and there is much less skin stripping than with duoderm (or other hydrocolloid barriers) or tegaderm. The skin on our tiniest preemies is intact with very little redness after removal. It works well for long term with preemies - but with larger kids who sweat you'll find it looses it's stick after a day or two.

Place Duoderm on your child's cheek. Place the NG tube on top of the Duoderm. Peel the backing off of the Tegaderm to uncover adhesive. Place the Tegaderm over the tube onto the Duoderm. When re-taping the tube, hold the tube firmly in place to prevent movement.

An NG tube is a thin, soft, flexible tube that is used to deliver liquids to the stomach. The tube is inserted by a caregiver through the nose, down the back of the throat, through the esophagus (food pipe) and into the stomach.

To protect your skin place a dressing like DuoDERM® under the NG/NJ tube. Secure the tube with a clear film dressing, such as TegadermTM. Other similar dressings may be used based on your local area guidance. Putting the end of the tube behind the ear will keep it …

2008年8月24日 · We use duoderm to protect their skin with tegaderm over it to secure. If the baby is vented, and the NG is to gravity, we use a piece of cloth tape and tape it to the stick out stem part of their neobar.

Good for kids who grab the long end of their tubes Equipment You Need: Step 1: Place duoderm on cheek – Duoderm Close to nose but not over lips Hypafix tape Step 2: Step 3: Place small square of tape under the NG end closest to the ear, crossing the tabs over the tube. Place piece of tape with narrow end near the nose (wide enough to go on