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When does the ovum divide?
After the egg is released from the ovary, it travels into the fallopian tube. It stays there until a single sperm fertilizes it. The fertilized egg starts growing fast, dividing into many cells and then it leaves the fallopian tube and enters the uterus three to four days after fertilization.
Why do you need to insert a nasogastric tube for an intubated patient?
A patient who is intubated cannot eat because of the tube in their throat. A feeding tube in the nose, mouth or stomach allows the doctors to pump food into the patient's stomach.
What tube do you use to suck out saliva?
Nurses and doctors use a suction tube to remove saliva from a patient's mouth when the patient is unable to swallow. However it is not simply a tube, but a tube connected to a suction machine.
How long can a patient live on a respirator?
Is the patient brain dead? Is the patient on a feeding tube?
How many days we use t tube?
The duration for using a T-tube can vary based on the specific medical condition and the patient's recovery process. Typically, a T-tube may be used for several days to weeks, often until the bile drainage stabilizes. However, the exact timeframe should be determined by a healthcare provider based on individual circumstances and the reason for its placement. Always consult with a medical professional for personalized guidance.
What post-surgical care do patients of lung surgery receive?
The chest tube inserted at the end of surgery will remain in place until the lung has fully expanded. Patients will be carefully monitored in the hospital for complications and infection. Deep breathing is recommended
What is urinary diversion?
Urinary diversion. The surgeon creates a tube from a section of the patient's bowel and places the ureters.in this tube. The tube is then attached to a stoma.Urine is carried into an external collection bag that the patient must empty.
When should you extubate?
When the patient can breathe without assistance (I am assuming a breathing tube -- not an NG tube).
Can a patient with a chest tube and pleuravac get out of bed?
Yes
Is the patient sedated before inserting a feeding tube?
Yes.
When the additive from a tube backwashes into the patient it is known as?
reflux
How long can a chest tube stay in?
A chest tube can typically remain in place for several days to a few weeks, depending on the underlying condition being treated and the patient's response to therapy. In some cases, if there is ongoing fluid accumulation or a persistent air leak, the tube may need to stay in longer. The healthcare team will regularly assess the need for the chest tube and will remove it once it is no longer necessary. It's important for the decision to be guided by clinical judgment and monitoring of the patient's condition.
