MW has a nasogastric tube and now

MW has a nasogastric tube and now she is scheduled for insertion of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube. Her daughter will care for her at home and administer the feedings. 10. What is a PEG tube? How would the nurse determine whether the fluid aspirated from the PEG tube is gastric, intestinal, or respiratory in origin? 11. What discharge instructions should be given to Mrs. White and her daughter concerning feedings, positioning during and after feedings, and care of the PEG site? 12. What is Parenteral Nutrition? Why is Mrs. MW not prescribed Parenteral nutrition? 13. What are some of the assessments and precautions you will keep in mind while the patient receives TPN? SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NR 224

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