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16Fr Disposable Nasogastric/Gastric Medical Stomach Feeding Tube Silicone Stomach Tube
Features:
1. High elasticity of medical grade PVC material.
2. Softly retain its shape after extrusion for over 10 hours.
3. Safe: with waste bay, minimize cross-contamination
4. Convenient: bottle-pricking needle with gas hole.
5. Fully equipped: long piezometric tubes, pressure sensor, matched with the dialysis machine. Customized according to customer’s needs.
Specification:
Order Information Cat.NO. | Size(Fr) | Color Code |
SR12161104 | 4 | Red |
SR12161105 | 5 | Gray |
SR12161106 | 6 | Light green |
SR12161108 | 8 | Blue |
SR12161110 | 10 | Black |
SR12161112 | 12 | White |
SR12161114 | 14 | Green |
SR12161116 | 16 | Orange |
SR12161118 | 18 | Red |
SR12161120 | 20 | Yellow |
FAQ:
What can you eat with a feeding tube?
Foods that are popular for blending include sweet potatoes, bananas, quinoa, avocado, oats, nut and seed butters, chicken, yogurt, kefir, various grains, and milk (cow's, soy, almond, coconut, etc). Other liquids include water, broths, and juices.
What is the purpose of a feeding tube?
Tube feeding is a way to provide nutrition when you cannot eat or drink safely by mouth. This can happen if you are unconscious or have trouble swallowing. Besides nutrition, tube feeding can provide fluids and medicines. It can also be used to remove stomach contents.
Can you recover from tube feeding?
When patients reintroduce nutrition, their bodies must relearn how to process food, which is a process that can take anywhere from 3-6 months.
Is a feeding tube considered special needs?
Children with feeding tubes are typically considered children with disabilities, and are therefore covered by of the Americans with Disabilities Act.