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This document provides instructions for inserting an orogastric tube and orogastric tube feeding in infants. It describes measuring and inserting the tube, confirming proper placement, and giving tube feeds. Key steps include measuring the tube length needed for insertion, gently pushing the tube into the stomach until the measurement mark is reached, checking placement by aspirating or injecting air and listening with a stethoscope, and slowly feeding the infant by gravity while closely monitoring for any signs of distress. Care must be taken to insert the tube gently and watch for apnea, bradycardia or other issues during the process.
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- 1. INSERTION OF OROGASTRIC TUBE & ORO- GASTRIC TUBE FEEDING BIJAYLAXMI BEHERA
- 2. PURPOSE 1. Insertion of feeding tube: For infants who - Require gastric decompression - Require gastric lavage 2. Oro-Gastric tube feeding: For infants who -Are unable to feed orally and need continuous or intermittent gavage feeding e.g. preterm,VLBW infants, neurologically depressed. -Neonates with surgical conditions -Neonate on CPAP /Ventilation
- 3. EQUIPMENT 1. Feeding tube • a. 6 FG for babies >2000g • b. 5 FG for babies< 2000g 2. Appropriate size syringe 3. Stethoscope 4. Scissors 5.Tape
- 4. PROCEDURE 1. Wash hands thoroughly. 2. Position baby on right side or in supine position with head elevated. 3. Measure the length required for insertion: - Open the feeding tube package and starting at the tip of the tube, - Measure from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the ear lobe down to tip of xiphoid process - Measure from tip of nose to tip of ear lobe and midpoint between xiphoid and umbilicus. - Mark the tube with tape or maintain measurement with thumb and finger
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- 6. • Disconnect syringe from the feeding tube and draw up 1-2 cc air. • Reconnect the syringe to the tube. • Inject the air into the stomach while auscultating. You should hear the air enter the stomach. • Gently aspirate air before commencing feed 6. Observe baby for choking, gasping or cyanosis during insertion of tube. Withdraw tube immediately if baby appears to be in any distress. 7. Tape the tube in place at angle of mouth. PROCEDURE
- 7. PROCEDURE FOR GIVING ORO-GASTRIC TUBE FEEDING
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