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ATI- Enteral tube feeding Exam Study Guide Process to insert NG tube - answer1. make sure both nares patent 2. assess gag reflex- necesarry to swallow 3. auscultate abdomen for bowel sounds 4. place in upright position 5. towel over chest 6. measure from tip of nose to earlobe to xiphoid process (this is how much tube will be inserted) 7. mark with tape 8. spray lidocaine 9. lubricate 10. go in to nares- have patient tilt head back until get to nasopharynx and then have patient put head down and swallow (have patient take sips of water and advance each time she swallows) Directly following tube placement - answercheck the pH of the aspirate, along with the color and consistency of the fluid. Explain gastric fluid from a patient who has been fasting - answer- pH 1-4 - Grassy green, off white, or tan - Watery intestinal fluid pH - answer- pH above 6 - light to golden yellow or brownish green (contains bile) - syrupy consistency respiratory pH - answer- pH above 7

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ATI- Enteral tube feeding Exam
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Process to insert NG tube - answer✔✔1. make sure both nares patent
2. assess gag reflex- necesarry to swallow
3. auscultate abdomen for bowel sounds
4. place in upright position
5. towel over chest
6. measure from tip of nose to earlobe to xiphoid process (this is how much tube will be inserted)
7. mark with tape
8. spray lidocaine
9. lubricate
10. go in to nares- have patient tilt head back until get to nasopharynx and then have patient put
head down and swallow (have patient take sips of water and advance each time she swallows)

Directly following tube placement - answer✔✔check the pH of the aspirate, along with the color
and consistency of the fluid.

Explain gastric fluid from a patient who has been fasting - answer✔✔- pH 1-4
- Grassy green, off white, or tan
- Watery

intestinal fluid pH - answer✔✔- pH above 6
- light to golden yellow or brownish green (contains bile)
- syrupy consistency

respiratory pH - answer✔✔- pH above 7
- clear consistency

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