What is a question you have about this class? You can write…
What is a question you have about this class? You can write in “nothing” if you truly have no questions. In this case, you will still get the points for this question, but if you have a question, please use this opportunity to ask it.
Read DetailsHow is each of the following feeding tubes placed? As an RVT…
How is each of the following feeding tubes placed? As an RVT, you are permitted to place nasoesophageal (NE) and nasogastric (NG) tubes. Depending on the veterinarian you work with, you may also be responsible for suturing the tubes in place. It is essential that you understand the anatomical landmarks, proper placement techniques, and surgical preparation procedures for each type of feeding tube. When responding, focus on: Proper placement technique Key anatomical landmarks Surgical preparation considerations Confirmation of placement Feeding tubes: Nasoesophageal Nasogastric Esophagostomy Pharyngostomy Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy
Read DetailsWhat is her tube feeding schedule for the next three days? …
What is her tube feeding schedule for the next three days? She will be fed Recovery Liquid Canine and Feline by Royal Canin. The energy density is 0.9 kcal/mL. Bambi’s total stomach capacity is [1] mls A dogs stomach capacity is 90 ml/kg Feed should not exceed [2] mls at one time For a dog, the amount fed typically should not exceed 50 ml/kg On day 1, she should be fed [3] mls of the recovery liquid diet and [4] mls of water. dilute 1/3 food amount with 2/3 water On day 2, she should be fed [5] mls of the recovery liquid and [6] mls of water Day Two: dilute 2/3 food with 1/3 water On day 3, she should be fed [7] mls of the recovery liquid and [8] mls of water. Day Three: full food amount
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