OG Tube Insertion and Management Quiz
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How is the length of the OG tube typically measured?

  • From the nose to the mouth
  • From the mouth to the stomach
  • From the mouth to the ear
  • From the ear to the mouth (correct)
  • What is the main purpose of using an OG tube?

  • To administer medication directly to the stomach
  • To prevent vomiting and aspiration (correct)
  • To detect gastrointestinal bleeding
  • To measure stomach pH levels
  • Where should the OG tube be secured after insertion?

  • Under the patient's foot
  • Around the neck
  • With a tag or other securement method (correct)
  • On the patient's chest
  • During insertion of the OG tube, what should be used as a lubricant?

    <p>Water-based lubricant</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a healthcare provider listen for after guiding the OG tube through the mouth and around the ear?

    <p>Bubbling noises in the epigastric area</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • OG tube is used to remove air from the patient's stomach to prevent gastric distension and associated complications
    • Two ports: one at the tip and the other at the remainder of the openings
    • Mainly used to prevent vomiting and aspiration
    • Measuring the tube: measure from the patient's ear to the mouth
    • Insertion: lubricate with water-based lubricant, guide through mouth and around ear, listen for bubbling noises in the epigastric area and absence of lung sounds
    • Secure the tube with a tag or other securement method
    • Can be connected to low-pressure suction for continuous removal of air.

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    Test your knowledge on the insertion and management of OG tubes, used to remove air from the stomach and prevent complications. Learn about measuring, lubricating, inserting, and securing the tube properly for patient safety.

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