Critical Care and Resuscitation

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Date: 2014-12-15 22:35:28 Catheters Intensive care medicine Feeding tube Nasogastric intubation Port Intensive-care medicine Intensive-care unit Medicine Medical equipment Enteral feeding		Critical Care and Resuscitation Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cicm.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 461,97 KB Share Document on Facebook

	What is Tube Feeding? When a person has problems swallowing or is too sick to eat on their own, a feeding tube can deliver liquid food directly into the stomach. • If needed for a few days or weeks, a tube is placed t DocID: 1rgfV - View Document
	Oral Gavage in Rodents Introduction Oral gavage (dosing) is used when a specific amount of agent needs to be administered orally. Whenever possible, choose alternatives such as purchasing custom-made chow containing the DocID: 1r0iN - View Document
	COMPENTENCY CHECKLIST 1-No Experience MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION Oral IM Injection DocID: 1qUgA - View Document
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	What is Tube Feeding? PEDIATRIC SERIES A feeding tube is used when a child can’t take in enough food or safely swallow because of an illness or chronic health condition. Nutrients go into the stomach through a small fl DocID: 1p302 - View Document