Types of Feeding Tubes EXPLAINED
Published 2021-05-25
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This video provides an overview of the various feeding tubes that can be used to feed a patient.
You will learn about the nasogastric tube (NGT), orogastric tube (OGT), percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG), post-pyloric or intestinal feeding tubes, and more!
Included is a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of each type of feeding tube.
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📚 Chapters for this video:
0:00 Introduction and learning objectives
1:58 Feeding tubes that can be used short term
3:38 Advantages and disadvantages of short-term feeding tubes
7:01 Feeding tubes that can be used long term
9:48 Advantages and disadvantages of long-term feeding tubes
12:14 Summary of the types of feeding tubes
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All Comments (21)
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This is actually the most helpful explanation I needed because I'm trying to make a story with a medical plot as accurate as possible.
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Veryyyy good. My first job as a LPN may be with tube feeding patients and this helped me soooooooo much thank you. I can listen to you for hoursssssss
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Thank you for this teaching. Simply explained
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I'm studying EN and PN right now in MNT 2 and this definitely helps a lot! Thank you!
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Beautifully explained bro This lecture has helped me create a nice clear picture about enteral nutrition which iam afraid many books and teachers are also not able to do
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This video is very useful and educative for me because it’s really helping my nursing career and the home care services I give too
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Very good video. I am currently on a GI rotation for my elective as a MS3 and this was a good overview!
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Thank you for your video, learned within 15mins!
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Actually helpful explanation. TY
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Nailed it. Great.
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A whole new world. Thank you I learned alot
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Had a feeding tube placed through my nose when I had neck dissection surgery 3 years ago. It was placed as a safeguard in case I had swallowing problems, but never actually used. Miserable time with that damn thing, couldn't eat or drink without constantly gagging, and I couldn't get any sleep, it was so uncomfortable. As soon as they pulled it out I was fine, and enjoyed my final meal in the hospital before I was discharged.
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So helpful thank you!
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Can you add cases to exam our selves and how to chose / calculate the formula Thank you ❤
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Thank you 🧡
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Superb..very informative
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Very informative
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Most people start with NJ or NG even if it’s estimated to last more than 2 months though. And for several months
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Thank you for this, I found it really helpful. I suffer from Gastroparesis, which has got a lot worse just lately & I wonder if I’ll eventually end up with a feeding tube. If I did I’d be ok about it. Just curious, do they ever give a j tube straight away or do they usually start with a nasal one for Gastroparesis?
