ATI ENTERAL TUBE FEEDING EXAM 2023-2024
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES|AGRADE
Terms in this set (10)
To prevent a common limit the time the formula hangs to 4 hours
complication of
continuous enteral tube
feedings, a nurse should
A nurse inserting a closing off the glottis
nasogastric tube asks the
pt to flex her head toward
her check after the tube
passes through the
nasopharynx. The action
facilitates proper insertion
of the tube by
To prevent aspiration place the patient in Fowler's position (or elevate the
during the administration bed at 30 degrees)
of an enteral tube feeding,
a nurse should
is postoperative following laryngectomy. (immediately
following removal of the larynx, patients typically
Nasogastric tube feedings receive IV fluids or parenteral nutrition until the
are an appropriate choice gastrointestinal tract recovers from anesthesia. Then, a
for a patient who nasogastric tube is inserted and left in place for about
7 to 10 days to provide enteral feedings until
swallowing is safe and adequate.)
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES|AGRADE
Terms in this set (10)
To prevent a common limit the time the formula hangs to 4 hours
complication of
continuous enteral tube
feedings, a nurse should
A nurse inserting a closing off the glottis
nasogastric tube asks the
pt to flex her head toward
her check after the tube
passes through the
nasopharynx. The action
facilitates proper insertion
of the tube by
To prevent aspiration place the patient in Fowler's position (or elevate the
during the administration bed at 30 degrees)
of an enteral tube feeding,
a nurse should
is postoperative following laryngectomy. (immediately
following removal of the larynx, patients typically
Nasogastric tube feedings receive IV fluids or parenteral nutrition until the
are an appropriate choice gastrointestinal tract recovers from anesthesia. Then, a
for a patient who nasogastric tube is inserted and left in place for about
7 to 10 days to provide enteral feedings until
swallowing is safe and adequate.)
