What is the criteria to be able remove a nasogastric tube?
The criteria for removing a nasogastric tube are as follows:
- The patient is tolerating oral fluids without nausea or vomiting.
- The patient has no abdominal distension or pain.
- The patient is able to swallow safely without aspiration.
- The patient has no signs of respiratory distress.
- The patient is able to maintain adequate nutrition orally.
- The underlying medical condition that required the nasogastric tube has improved.
The decision to remove a nasogastric tube should be made by a healthcare professional in consultation with the patient and their family.
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