A guide for selecting the appropriate nasogastric tube
Nasogastric tubes are placed into the stomach for gastric feeding and/or drainage. Gastric access is appropriate in most cases, as it allows for more normal nutrient digestion. Gastric feeding tubes are typically between 90 and 120 cm long.
Common Types Of Adult Nasogastric Tubes (NGTs) - RK.MD
2020年3月28日 · The Salem-Sump is a relatively large bore (10 – 18 French) dual-lumen tube which permits suctioning of gastric contents as well as medication/nutrition delivery. One port allows for wall-suction drainage or administration of therapy often facilitated with a Lopez valve.
Feeding Tubes (Nasogastric, Nasoduodenal, and Nasojejunal)
2020年5月29日 · Large bore tubes (14 to 18 French) can also be used for suctioning and should primarily be reserved for nasogastric (NG) placement, while small-bore tubes (8 to 12 French) can be used for nasoduodenal or nasojejunal feeding.
Nasogastric and Orogastric Tubes • LITFL • CCC
2024年11月8日 · Methods for determining the correct nasogastric tube placement after insertion in adults. Best Practice: evidence-based information sheets for health professionals. 2010; 14(1):1-4 [ Free Full Text PDF ]
Nasogastric tube (size as appropriate for size of patient and purpose). See Appendix H for feeding tube sizes/options. Obtain and review provider order for placement of an NG enteral feeding tube. Explain procedure to parents and child (as appropriate for age/condition) including rationale for NG tube placement.
A-1- Types of Nasogastric Tubes - PEOI
Sizes 5-12 are curstomarily used for children and sizes 12-18 are used for adults. All standard nasogastric tubes cause some irritation to the nares and to the throat through which they pass. They also keep the cardiac sphincter open which may predispose the patient to regurgitation.
Nasogastric Tube: What It Is, Uses, Types - Cleveland Clinic
2022年10月20日 · What is a nasogastric tube? A nasogastric tube (NG tube) is a thin, flexible plastic tube that’s used for temporary medical purposes. “Nasogastric” means “nose to stomach”. The tube is designed to pass through your nasal cavity into your throat and down through your esophagus into your stomach.