1. No fiber and crumbs will drop during surgery, no reinfection.
2. Soft, Comfortable & Painless.
3. Super liquid absorption ability and the absorption is 7-9 times its weight.
4. Reused after rinsing by medical saline during surgery.
5. Less usage during surgery and easy to check the number after surgery.
6. Convenient to place and take out and can be easily cut accordingly.
7. Better biocompatibility and no rejection reaction.
When inserting a Nasogastric Tube for feeding, the process typically involves the following steps:
Preparation:
Wash hands thoroughly and put on gloves.
Gather necessary supplies, including the Nasogastric Tube, lubricant, syringe, tape, and any other required equipment.
Patient Positioning:
Position the patient in a semi-upright or sitting position.
Explain the procedure to the patient and obtain informed consent.
Tube Insertion:
Lubricate the end of the Nasogastric Tube.
Gently insert the tube through one nostril, directing it toward the back of the throat and into the stomach.
Confirm proper placement by checking for tube positioning.
Securing the Tube:
Once the tube is confirmed to be in the correct position, secure it in place. This can be done using tape or a specialized securing device.
Feeding:
Start the feeding according to the prescribed regimen.
Ensure that the feeding is administered at the correct rate and volume as per the healthcare provider's instructions.
Monitoring:
Regularly monitor the patient for any signs of discomfort, aspiration, or other complications.
Ensure the tube remains in the correct position throughout the feeding process.
Documentation:
Document the procedure, including tube insertion, confirmation of placement, feeding details, and any relevant observations.
