If you’re having any kind of anesthesia, you must be NPO or there’s a risk of contacting pneumonia or worse because you could vomit and aspirate into your lungs, and stomach acid in your lungs is extremely damaging. Also, the Dr needs to be able to see the walls of the intestines, and having a lot of fecal matter stuck to the sides of your colon blocks the dr’s view of what s/he needs to see. This is why you need to only consume clear liquids (anything you can see through at room temperature, including popsicles, clear broths, and jello), and to follow your prep instructions precisely. If you don’t, you may go thru all that trouble for nothing because the dr won’t be able to see and will make you come back and do it right. (Source:surgical RN with extensive GI experience)
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what test? Depends on the test, but usually b4 being put to sleep every doctor wants pt npo for precaution of aspiration !
Patients should generally be NPO (nothing by mouth) for at least 6 to 8 hours before an elective cardiac catheterization. This fasting period helps reduce the risk of aspiration and complications during the procedure. However, specific instructions may vary based on the patient's health status and the facility's protocols, so it's essential to follow the doctor's recommendations.
It depends on the specific lab test being conducted. Some lab tests require fasting (NPO) to obtain accurate results, while others do not. It is best to follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding fasting before a lab test to ensure accurate results.
ultrasound: noninvasive proceure use height frequency sounf wave which are passed into body structure and recorded as they are reflected. a conductive gel [lubrecant jelly] is applied to the skin and a transducer ia placed on the area. abdomenal ultrasound: study detect abdomenal masses [tumer & cysts] and also asses ascites nursing responsibility: before procedure: instruct pt to be NPO 8-12 hrs >>air or gas car reduse quality of image assess abdomenal distention >> it may affect quality of image during procedure: keep pt in supine position
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The objective of Harris Flush is to get the gas out, even though the procedure could cause pt to defecate. It's usually ordered for post op or prg pt. Harris Flus is also known as In-N-Out Flush b\c the procedure is repeated 5-6x by lifting and lowering the container where the water would go in and out of pt and the container. Harris Flush is different from other types of enemas in two ways: 1, the solution is not retained in pt like other types enema procedures would; 2, the purpose of Harris flush is to help pt. achieve expulsion of flatus (gas) but not impacted feces which other types of enema procedures are intended to. The following information provided is for purposes of exchanging knowledge and literature only. Always check with the Policy-N-Procedure of your agency to avoid placing harm to your pt. Harris Flush Procedure: 1. Always check physician's order first. 2. Put 500 ml of water in container. Pt. usually can tolerate 300 mL. 3. Check the connection btwn container and tubing. Evacuate any gas in the tube by holding the container high and having small amount of water run through the tube. 4. Insert lubercated tube using proper clean technique (medical asepsis). 5. Hold the container high, 12-18 inch. above pt's anus with non-dominant hand. Dominant hand is holding the tube right next to anus (to avoid sudden expulsion of tube out of anus). 6. Lower the container below pt. so water infused into anus can return to container. You should expect to see bubbles in the fluid. 7. Repeat the procedure again by holding container high then lowering it. 8. End of Harris Flush procedure. youtube myspace /tzu911