Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes?
Summary: Nursing care of patients with enteral feeding tubes is common in the intensive care unit but the evidence that surrounds the practice is limited. Recent research by Juve-Udina and colleagues (2010) "To return or to discard? Randomised trial on gastric residual volume management"...
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| author | Williams, Teresa Leslie, Gavin |
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| description | Summary: Nursing care of patients with enteral feeding tubes is common in the intensive care unit but the evidence that surrounds the practice is limited. Recent research by Juve-Udina and colleagues (2010) "To return or to discard? Randomised trial on gastric residual volume management" compares two methods of managing gastric residual volume. This critique provides a brief summary of their research and critically appraises the paper. The implications for nursing practice are discussed. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-364682017-09-13T15:51:39Z Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? Williams, Teresa Leslie, Gavin enteral feeding randomised control trial intensive care Summary: Nursing care of patients with enteral feeding tubes is common in the intensive care unit but the evidence that surrounds the practice is limited. Recent research by Juve-Udina and colleagues (2010) "To return or to discard? Randomised trial on gastric residual volume management" compares two methods of managing gastric residual volume. This critique provides a brief summary of their research and critically appraises the paper. The implications for nursing practice are discussed. 2010 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36468 10.1016/j.aucc.2010.05.001 Elsevier Inc restricted |
| spellingShingle | enteral feeding randomised control trial intensive care Williams, Teresa Leslie, Gavin Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title | Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title_full | Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title_fullStr | Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title_short | Should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| title_sort | should gastric aspirate be discarded or retained when gastric residual volume is removed from gastric tubes? |
| topic | enteral feeding randomised control trial intensive care |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36468 |