Check physician’s order for removal of nasogastric tube.
Explain procedure to patient and assist to semi-Fowler’s position.
Gather equipment.
Perform hand hygiene. Don clean disposable gloves.
Place towel or disposable pad across patient’s chest. Give tissues to patient.
Discontinue suction and separate tube from suction. Unpin tube from patient’s gown and carefully remove adhesive tape from patient’s nose.
Attach syringe and flush with 10 mL normal saline solution or clean with 30 to 50 cc of air. (optional).
Instruct patient to take a deep breath and hold it.
Clamp tube with fingers by doubling tube on itself. Quickly and carefully remove tube while patient holds breath.
Place tube in disposable plastic bag. Remove gloves and place in bag.
Offer mouth care to patient and facial tissues to blow nose.
Measure nasogastric drainage. Remove all equipment and dispose according to agency policy. Perform hand hygiene.
Record removal of tube, patient’s response, and measure of drainage. Continue to monitor patient for 2 to 4 hours after tube removal for gastric distention, nausea, or vomiting.
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Easy coming out, it’s the going it that’s hard, and then keeping it in
It hurts a lot coming out so be gentle… Personal experience
thx for your help
Thanks for the information.
I would like to see more procedures
Nice one
Nice
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Informative! Want more…
when my daughter had one (4yrs) the nurse said ” let me have a little look hunny” and whip! out it came haha perhaps with children the suspense and explaination of what’s about to happen will.be worse than the actual thing!!
This info is much appreciated
Most of all, Turn off suction.! I had one removed and RN left the suction on. Strange and a bit painful. But not as bad as going in. Use good tape too because I bent down to pick up a blanket and it just come out, couldn’t beleive it. Had to go thru having it put back in.
its nice but we need more procedures tnkz
Yes hand hygiene: before and after the procedures (universal HANDWASHING)
Thanks for that.
thank u
nice
Easy out. Not so easy in
The RN left the suction on? You should have checked it yourself before even touching the patient.
Knock @ door, check pt id , explain procedure ,standard precaution(no longer universal procedure)before & after procedure good hand washing!!discard red Baggie.mx pt x 72 hrs
I want more procedures:)
Nice info
Easy coming out, it’s the going it that’s hard, and then keeping it in
It hurts a lot coming out so be gentle… Personal experience
thx for your help
Thanks for the information.
I would like to see more procedures
Nice one
Nice
EXCELENTE VIDEOS. GRATULATION desde El Salvador.
Informative! Want more…
when my daughter had one (4yrs) the nurse said ” let me have a little look hunny” and whip! out it came haha perhaps with children the suspense and explaination of what’s about to happen will.be worse than the actual thing!!
This info is much appreciated
Most of all, Turn off suction.! I had one removed and RN left the suction on. Strange and a bit painful. But not as bad as going in. Use good tape too because I bent down to pick up a blanket and it just come out, couldn’t beleive it. Had to go thru having it put back in.
its nice but we need more procedures tnkz
Yes hand hygiene: before and after the procedures (universal HANDWASHING)
Thanks for that.
thank u
nice
Easy out. Not so easy in
The RN left the suction on? You should have checked it yourself before even touching the patient.
Knock @ door, check pt id , explain procedure ,standard precaution(no longer universal procedure)before & after procedure good hand washing!!discard red Baggie.mx pt x 72 hrs