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Nasogastric Tube Insertion and Feeding

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A nurse is checking the nasogastric tube position of a patient by aspirating the stomach contents to check for the pH level. The nurse proves that correct tube placement if the pH level is?

a)

7.75

b)

7.5

c)

6.5

d)

5.5

2.

Which statement is NOT true regarding Cylic feedings?

a)

It is given at the same time each day for the same amount of time

b)

Referred as daytime feeding

c)

Feeding time 8-12 hours during night time.

d)

To help patient adjusting to an oral diet.

3.

After inserting the nasogastric tube, nurse need to listen for the ___________ sound by using a stethoscope to ensure the tube is inserted into the stomach.

a)

Bubbling sound

b)

Rumbling sound

c)

No sound

d)

Whooshing sound

4.

What is the common size of nasogastric tube for adult?

a)

5 - 10 Fr

b)

12 - 18 Fr

c)

20 - 24 Fr

d)

25- 28 Fr

5.

Nurses need to observed for this sign and symptoms during giving nasogastric tube feeding such as...

a)

Cyanosis, Fatigue, Bloating

b)

Hyperglyceamia, Shivering, Choking

c)

Nausea, Hypoxia, Vomiting

d)

Cyanosis, Coughing,Vomiting

6.

A stroke patient with nasogastric tube require feeding 200mls of Ensure Gold, 4 hourly as ordered by doctor. Before administer the feeding, nurse aspirate 115mls of residual content. What is the first nursing action should be taken?

a)

Hold the feeding and inform doctor immediately.

b)

Give half of the amount of formula ordered by doctor.

c)

Continue feeding as ordered by doctor.

d)

Hold the feeding and only flushing with clear fluid.

7.

Which type of feeding is suitable to be given for malnourished infants or children?

a)

Cyclic feeding

b)

Continuous feeding

c)

Bolus feeding

d)

Intermittent feeding

8.

State the definition of nasogastric tube feeding.

a)

Used to put substances and nutrients directly into the stomach and still able to take food orally.

b)

The delivery of nutrients from the nasal route into the stomach via nasogastric tube.

c)

Insertion of a flexible tube into the stomach that is inserted through the nose.

d)

Insertion of a plastic tube through the nose, past the throat, and down into the stomach to aspirate stomach content only.

9.

Insertion of nasogastric tube is a sterile procedure.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

How to determine the location of epigastric region?

a)

From xiphoid sternum, extend 5cm to the left

b)

From xiphoid sternum, extend 5cm to the right

c)

From the left xiphoid sternum, extend 5cm to the right

d)

From xiphoid sternum, extend 3cm to the left