An NG tube should be left in for the duration of treatment. Changing the tube would put the patient at higher risk for trauma to the nasal passage, and esophagus, and higher risk for infection than putting the tube in once and taking it out when you're finished with it.
A nasogastric tube is inserted from the nose to the stomach on the day of surgery or during surgery to remove gastric secretions and prevent nausea and vomiting.
Often nasogastric tubes are maintained by the patient or their relatives rather than a nurse once they are used to using it. Either way, the nasogastric tube isn't generally changed unless entirely necessary, if it is causing an obstruction or damage or bleeding. As such, changing the tube is rare, however, especially in cases where it is permanantly used for feeding, it must be checked each day and flushed out to maintain hygiene on a regular basis.
how will your schedule change should a infant have a difficult day
it should change every day,if not,then i don't know when.
one pair per day
Every day.
You should change clothes every day to ensure you stay fresh
Have you talked to the gir every day? The swarm should change. :)
anytime you remove your contacts from the solution you should change it or if you wore your cls one day then the next day you don't want to wear them you should still replace it the solution the next day. The cls should be soaking at least in clean solution. Since you don't wear them every day have you thought about daily cls? you should look into it if you can get dailies in your prescription.
Yes it should be as close to the same time every week.
ever copupple of day or month if you give it to somone
ever copupple of day or month if you give it to somone