ATI Nutrition Test 3 Final Exam
what do we need in order to have enteral nutrition functional GI tract Condition in which we would start feeding tubes? swallowing disorders, impaired motility in upper GI tract, GI obstructions, intestinal surgeries, mechanical ventilation, mental incapacitation How long can patients have an NG tube placed? 4 weeks what patient population would we have to be concerned with feeding directly into the stomach and would instead be fed post-pyloric patient with chronic pancreatitis, patient at high risk of aspiration, patient that may have gastroparesis What is the feeding that goes right into the stomach gastrostomy tube what are the disadvantages of a gastrostomy tubemoderate risk of aspiration in high-risk pts, for surgically placed tubes, feedings are often withheld for 12-24 hrs before and 48-72 hrs after the procedure what are specific feeding formulas for specific conditions standard formulas, elemental formulas, specialized formulas, protein modulars what do we call a feeding where we provide it to the pt over time via syringe bolus feeding symptoms that your patient may not be tolerating feeding nausea, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, abdominal distention what are high gastric residual volumes over 500 mLs what do you call a solution in total parenteral nutrition cyclic feeding, protein, carbs, lipids, over 12hrs
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