List the equipment that you would use for suprapubic catheter and nasogastric tube
List the equipment that you would use for suprapubic catheter and nasogastric tube
Define Bladder-retraining program List nursing considerations Intermittent urinary catheterization Suprapubic catheter
If the urine had sediment in it while a patietn has a suprapubic catheter, what actions would you need to complete?
If the urine had sediment in it, while caring suprapubic catheter bag, what actions would a nurse need to complete?
15. What would a nasogastric tube to suction do for a patient with small bowel obstruction?
the nurse notifies the health care provider of Jessica's obstruction and inserts a nasogastric tube and a urinary catheter. the current Iv fluids D51/4NS is increased to 125ml/hour. through the peripheral IV. Jessica's next dose of IV antibiotics which is compatible with the current IV solution is now due to be administered. what action should the nurse take?
enteral feeding tube involves surgical placemenm7 Gastrostomy tube Salem sump tube Duo tube Nasogastric tube D. The best method of confirmation of nasogastrie tube placement is X-ray pH testing D. Aspiration S4. For the person receiving enteral feeding the head of the bed should always be Kept flat Elevated at least 10 degrees Elevated at least 30 degrees Elevated 90 degrees 85 The functional unit of the kidney is the Glomerulus Ureter Bowman's capsule D. Nephron A patient has a...
Phenytoin (Dilantin), 24 g PO, is ordered to be given through a nasogastric tube. Phenytoin is available as 25,000 mg / 2 mL. How much would the nurse administer?
Phenytoin15,000,000 mcg PO, is ordered to be given through a nasogastric tube. Phenytoin is available as 22,000 mg / 10 mL. How much would the nurse administer
identify with rational the type of catheter you would use for a patient who has to undergo continuous bladder drainage after transurethral resection of the prostate
Joanne is a 40 Y.O. woman admitted under your care after a stroke. Joanne has a R) sided facial droop and dysphagia. She has a supra-pubic catheter insitu. Joanne has a history of DMT2 and was on oral hypoglycaemic agents; however, her medications have been withheld since coming to hospital. The following are ordered: DVT prophylaxisIV AntibioticsRest in BedPassive exercises4/24 neurological observationsIDC and 2/24 urine measurementNasogastric tube and commencement of feeds via tubeAllied health referral If the urine had sediment...