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For a salem sump tube for decompression. Include: function of the tube, parts of the tube with rationale, reason for tube, and nursing care.

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For a salem sump tube for decompression. Include: function of the tube, parts of the tube with rationale, reason for tube, and nursing care.

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Function of the tube :

· Salem sump tube. A double-lumen nasogastric tube with an air vent, used to drain gastric or refluxed intestinal secretions or ingested air.

· Bard Nasogastric Sump Tube With Prevent Anti Reflux Filter is a dual lumen nasogastric tube that is designed to suction fluid and air from the stomach without damaging the gastric mucosa. It is used for nasogastric feeding of neonates, infants and adults.

Parts of the tube :

Reason for salem sump tube

Associated with control of distention and vomiting, decompression protects the patient against the bronchial aspiration of gastric contents, encourages the adequate and rapid healing of intestinal suture lines, minimizes the incidence of abdominal wound dehiscence and evisceration, and decreases the incidence of ...

Nursing Considerations

· Provide oral and skin care. Give mouth rinses and apply lubricant to the patient's lips and nostril. ...

· Verify NG tube placement. Always verify if the NG tube placed is in the stomach by aspirating a small amount of stomach contents. ...

· Wear gloves. ...

· Face and eye protection.

· Irrigate the tube with the irrigation set to clear the obstruction. If the tube connects to a portable suction unit, the patient may move short distances while the patient moves about. For throat irrigation, offer mouth wash, gargles or lozenges.

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