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Who determines the type and amount of formula given through tube feeding?
How is formula typically administered through the feeding tube?
What is the usual temperature of the formula given via tube feeding?
Which method is used for continuous tube feeding?
Which position helps reduce the risk of aspiration during tube feeding?
Aspiration can occur...
Why should the left side-lying position be avoided during and after feeding?
Which symptom should be reported immediately during enteral feeding?
What comfort measures are recommended for patients with feeding tubes who cannot eat or drink?
How long should a patient remain in Fowler’s or semi-Fowler’s position after feeding?
What should be done if the tube feeding container gets too warm?
Which of these is NOT a sign to report during tube feeding?
The nurse is responsible for determining when to give tube feeding.
Aspiration can occur if the feeding tube becomes out of place.
Continuous feeding is given only at scheduled times during the day.
Positioning the patient in a semi-Fowler’s position helps prevent regurgitation.
It is safe to place the patient in the left side-lying position immediately after feeding.
A fever during tube feeding is a sign that should be reported immediately.
Dry mouth and sore throat are common discomforts in clients with feeding tubes who are NPO.
Vomiting during tube feeding does not require reporting if it happens once.
The feeding tube formula temperature should always be cold to prevent bacterial growth.
Increased pulse rate during feeding may indicate respiratory distress and should be reported.
Nurses should follow the care plan and doctors’ directions during tube feeding.
Tube feeding clients are usually allowed to eat and drink normally to maintain comfort.
What is the purpose of using a feeding pump in continuous tube feeding?
What measure can help manage discomfort from a dry mouth in tube feeding patients?
Proper positioning after feeding is not necessary if the patient feels comfortable.
Patients with feeding tubes can occasionally have small sips of water to relieve dry mouth discomfort.