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Blast from the Past
Feeding Tubes
Feeding Tube Problems
Lesson #7
Hodgepodge
100

1000 mL of D5 1/2NS with 20 mEq KCL over 8 hours. What rate should the pump be set at?

125 mL/hr

100

This cardiac serum lab test detects heart injury and is the best indicator of an MI

Troponin

Bonus Question: What does BNP measure?

100

Tube that goes from the nose to the stomach

Nasogastric (NG) Tube

100

Check tube position before each bolus feeding and every 4 hours for continuous feedings to avoid this problem

Vomiting

100

What is included in a "bowel prep"?

Full liquid or low residue diet +

Drink polyethylene glycol (GoLytely) as ordered

200

Diabetic patient's BG is 256. How much regular insulin should be give per the sliding scale?: 

BG <150=0 units      |    BG 151-200=2 units

BG 201-250=3 units  |   BG 251-300=4 units

BG 301-350=6 units  |   BG 351-400=8 units

4 units regular insulin, subQ

200

ph 7.32 PC02 50, O2 saturation 90%

Respiratory Acidosis

200

The most accurate way to confirm NG tube placement is...

Xray Confirmation

200

Outdated feeding tube formula can cause this

Diarrhea

200

When using an interpreter, the nurse should always look at...

The patient. Not the interpreter.

300

"Give antibiotic in 30 mL D5W over 15 minutes". What rate should the pump be set at?

120 mL/hr

300

Chest pain protocol typically includes...

MONA: Morphine, Oxygen, Nitrogylycerin, Aspirin

Bonus Questions: If chest pain is 1/10, should more morphine be administered?

What dose of ASA should be administered? How?

300

(True or False) An NG tube is only meant for feeding

True 

300

If this happens, decrease rate or change formula 

Diarrhea

300

Instructions the nurse should give an interpreter includes (5 tips):

1) Encourage interpreter to ask for clarification when needed. 

2) Speak directly to the patient (not interpreter). 

3) Speak slowly (not loudly) and pause for interpretation. 

4) Direct your body language towards the patient. 

5) As patient to summarize important information to ensure that it is understood.

400

1 L of NS is to infuse over 8 hours. After 4 hours, there is 600 mL remaining in IV bag. What rate is the fluid currently running?

100 mL/hr

400

A diagnosis of chronic stable angina can be confirmed when...

Chest pain goes away after a nitroglycerin tablet.

400

Salem Sump is...

This is used for suction during short term, has a larger, more rigid rube. NEVER access blue vent.

400

How much fluid intake should be given for the constipated feeding tube patient (if not contraindicated)?

30 mL/kg of body weight

400

The 6 early signs of sepsis are:

Shivering, fever, or very cold

Extreme pain or general discomfort

Pale or discolored skin

Sleepy, difficult to wake up, confused

"I feel like I might die"

Short of breath

500

1 L of NS is to infuse over 8 hours. After 4 hours, there is 600 mL remaining in IV bag. Is this the correct rate?

No! It should be 125 mL

Bonus Question: 

What should the rate be changed to so that the 1 L of NS can be administered over 8 hours as scheduled?

500

Patients with COPD are at risk of developing C02 retention which in turn cause this..

Respiratory Acidosis

500

A surgically placed feeding tube includes...

PEG tube or Button Tube

500

Patient safety for the feeding tube patient includes these 4 things:

(1) HOB elevated to 30-45 degrees

(2) Aspiration Precautions

(3) Check placement before feedings/meds

(4) Assess regularly for complications (e.g., aspiration, diarrhea, ABD distention, hyperglycemia, fecal impaction)

500

#1 priority problem immediately after colonoscopy is...

What is ineffective breathing pattern?