Cture.com/courses/160/discussion topics/773?module_item_id=3576Discussions > Week 3- patient with a gastrostomy tubeThis is a graded discussion: 10 points possibleWeek 3- patient with a gastrostomy tubeTopic: Week 3-patient with a gastrostomy tube田A合Pulmonary Edema-TreatmentM MorphineA AminophyllineD DiureticsOxygenO Cases (ABC)Airborne Precautions-DiseasesBM MeaslesT TubeV VaricellaChest Tube-AssessmentPneuA Ability to Breathe85,00Hypoxia-Signs and SymptomsEarlyT Twysedia/TuckypesImpaCushing's Disease AssessmentHypoglEKrystal GrantIn caring for a patient with a gastrostomy tube, what are the essential nursing considerations regarding tube maintenance, monitoring for complications, providing appropriate nutrition, and supporting the patientand their caregivers in managing the tube at home? How can nurses educate patients and their families effectively to promote optimal care, prevent infections, and ensure the patient's nutritional needs are metwhile maintaining their quality of life?Q Search entries or authorUnread+

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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