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ENTERAL NUTRITION correct answers- Tube feedings - Nutritionally balanced and liquefied food; may also be formula consistency - Administered thru the stomach, jejunum or duodenum Example: NG tubes, PEG tubes Enteral feedings are instituted when a client is unable to take adequate nutrition ...

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ENTERAL NUTRITION correct answers- Tube feedings

- Nutritionally balanced and liquefied food; may also be formula consistency

- Administered thru the stomach, jejunum or duodenum



Example: NG tubes, PEG tubes



Enteral feedings are instituted when a client is unable to take adequate nutrition orally.



- need a partially functioning GI tract.



- For extra Nutrition or patients who can not swallow well. correct answersINDICATIONS/POTENTIAL
DIAGNOSES:



- Inability to eat due to a medical condition (comatose, Intubated)

- Pathologies that cause difficulty swallowing or increase risk of aspiration (stroke, advanced Parkinson's
disease, multiple sclerosis)



- Inability to maintain adequate oral nutritional intake & need for supplementation due to increased
metabolic demands (cancer therapy, burns, sepsis)



- Anorexia

- Oral/facial fractures

- Nutritional deficiencies



Nursing interventions:

,- Confirm placement with CXR

- MUST be done before using the tube

- Aspirate and check pH before feedings



During feeding:

- Elevate HOB to 30-45 degrees And for 45-60 min after

- Pause the feeding if pt needs to lay supine & Raise the HOB once feeds resume.



Assess patency:

- Q 4 hours and before/after using tube

- Flush with water before/after feeds to loosen excess that may clog tube. correct answersCheck
placement at least Q shift:

- Aspirate and test pH of stomach contents

- pH < 4 = in stomach; gastrotomy tube

- pH > 6 = jejunum; jejunostomy tube



Checking for residual per protocol:

- Stop feeding if continuous feeding

- Aspirate until you get stomach contents (not the feeding)

- Measure amount

If > 200 mLs, slow it down per protocol and call provider

- Return residual



Assessment (Q 4 hours) correct answersShape and feel of the abdomen

------Overfeeding = distention and firmness



Bowel sounds in all quadrants

, Tenderness with palpation



Stability of tube

- See marker on outside of tube

- Flush with water before & after feeding if not on continuous

- Flush Q 4 hours if on continuous



Daily weight and I&O

Glucose checks for first 24 hours



Complications/ Interventions of enteral feedings:

Disequilibrium syndrome- N/V & headache



Overfeeding

- Overfeeding results from infusion of a greater quantity of feeding than can be readily digested,
resulting in abdominal distention, nausea/vomiting.



NURSING ACTIONS:

- Check residual every 4 to 6 hr.

- Follow protocol for slowing or withholding feedings for excess residual volumes.

- Many facilities hold for residual volumes of 100 to 200 mL and then restart at a lower rate after a
period of rest.

- Check the pump for proper operation and ensure feeding infused at correct rate. correct
answersDiarrhea- due to concentration of feeding.

NURSING ACTIONS

- Slow the rate of feeding & notify the provider.

- Confer with a dietitian.

- Provide skin care and protection.

- Evaluate for Clostridium difficile if diarrhea continues, especially if it has a very foul odor.

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