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People whining over this: tube insertion is no or minimal pain and its uncomfortable, that's it. Feeding tubes can save the baby life and prevent malnutrition and have great results (if done correctly). Baby's cry over anything and everything, they also cry during diaper changes, car rides, outfit changes or when they are held still or when you take away their toy, does this mean these things hurt? Nope. It simply means they don't like it and they are uncomfortable, they will live! Also, to people saying this baby should be sedated, sedation comes with risks and side effects, especially for younger patients and they usually need to fast, sedation and making baby fast for 6 hours is NOT worth a procedure that causes 2 minutes of discomfort. 15:35 Notice how baby started to get fussy and cry BEFORE they placed the tube? He did because they were touching him and not letting him stick his foot up and they swaddled him, he turned into a beetroot and started cackling like he was being skinned alive, was he is pain? Nope. He also calmed down as soon as he was picked up. He is fine! 🙄
I'd like to disagree with the entire procedure no matter what dignified intention you have. Does the procedure have to be so difficult, uncomfortable and painful that a baby like this has to cry unbearably? Are you telling me that there is no other way to get nutrition by mouth and have to rely on a tube that's supposed to allow food sustenance for period of time?
GOOD VIDEO! Appreciated the live demo as babies can be challenging and refuse with their whole bodies. It was good to see the baby settle into the mom's arms.
While withdrawing catheter suction pressure should not be applied as mucus membrane may stick with the holes in catheter with negetive pressure.Mucus membrane may be damaged resulting in bleeding,resulting in further block of air way.Release pressure & slowly ,e.g,fem milimeter withdrawl than again apply pressure,suck secretion than before withdrawing catheter further, RELEASE NEGATIVE PRESSURE, & minimize chance of bleeding while suctioning.
레빈튜브를 안전한고 편하게 삽입할수 있는 가이드에 대한 설명 영상입니다. This is a video explaining the guide to insert the Levin tube safely and comfortably. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rru3XeCIRJU.html
Poor thing sounded like he was choking I feel so bad they should’ve given him a sedative and isn’t it said that if the patient starts coughing to take the tube out and comfort the child and restart and maybe GIVE THE POOR THING A SEDATIVE!
Sedatives are not given during this procedure because this is a painless procedure but it's uncomfortable if we give sedatives it may have some cause to the patient. Ok answer me that uncomfortable is just for a moment and by administration of sedatives may cause risk to patients life which is better??
So many people commenting who obviously have no medical knowledge. This is not a painful procedure. Uncomfortable? yes, but not painful. Many babies cry just because they are being held still, not because of the procedure. These tubes are not placed for the fun of it, they are placed because it is a medical necessity. Babies need to be fed, and if they cannot take feedings by mouth, it has to be done in a different way.
🤗Parents or Care Givers can also use a 5ml syringe of sugar water 2drop in 2the throat 2stimulate the gag reflex! it also helps the child swallow 2Help the NG Tube go down the throat more easily & the child can tolerate this Much BETTER! I've also seen children respond much Better using this technique & a pacifier when needed!🥰 The other suggestions don't always work 2stimulate the gag reflex enough 2Help the NG Tube go down it just depends on the child!🤗 My 24Day Old Son is in the NICU & will eventually be sent home W/a NG Tube! These videos & the classes I've been talking at the hospital have been Very Helpful! But doing the procedure is what is most Helpful & if parents don't feel comfortable trying on their child 1st then most hospitals will let the parents practice🤗 on a doll 1st! 🤲Im Praying🙏 4all of our Families 2have Good Health, Happiness & Wealth! 🥰
Why is that brat crying at 15:40? She didn't place tube in yet, all she did was touch his face, stomach and didn't let him fold his feet into his face (I don't understand why he so badly wants his feet into his mouth, so gross). He literally lost it over nothing 🤣 Imagine a baby screeching and screaming over being touched. He seems like the type of baby who hates diaper changes but screams when his diaper is dirty (that way, you need to change his diaper. Damned if you do, damned if you don't) He is literally losing it over being touched. Watching a tube being placed in was so satisfying 😂 Look at his kicks at 17:06 🤣 He turned into a literal 🍅
Son was born 32 weeks last Saturday,and has this 😞. and I’m in nursing school we had to practice nasogastric tubes. Interesting to see how it’s done on a baby.
So thankful to this man. 12+ years on TPN and I'm so short gut I cannot survive without it. I've only ever had one line infection, I swim, shower almost daily, travel nationally and internationally (pre-COVID). Many think TPN is no life but I have achieved life long goals and have been blessed to see my neices and nephews grow up and start families of their own. Was lucky enough to hear him speak at an Oley conference and see pics of the famous beagles!
That is a wonderful question. Other maneuvers to elicit the startle reflex such as someone in the room clapping hands can be used to stimulate swallowing.
🤗Parents or Care Givers can also use a 5ml syringe of sugar water 2drop in 2the throat 2stimulate the gag reflex! it also helps the child swallow 2Help the NG Tube go down the throat more easily & the child can tolerate this Much BETTER! I've also seen children respond much Better using this technique & a pacifier when needed!🥰 The other suggestions don't always work 2stimulate the gag reflex enough 2Help the NG Tube go down it just depends on the child!🤗 My 24Day Old Son is in the NICU & will eventually be sent home W/a NG Tube! These videos & the classes I've been talking at the hospital have been Very Helpful! But doing the procedure is what is most Helpful & if parents don't feel comfortable trying on their child 1st then most hospitals will let the parents practice🤗 on a doll 1st! 🤲Im Praying🙏 4all of our Families 2have Good Health, Happiness & Wealth! 🥰
Sedatives aren’t necessary for ng tubes. Sometime they can have numbing for the throat but theres no way to guarantee it covers the whole throat. It’s not a fun procedure for anyone, but it’s a medical procedure that helps them stay healthy in the long run
He's uncomfortable, but see how he is immediately soothed by mom picking him up. It's not a painful procedure if done correctly and quickly. It feels terrible to see them scream and cry, but momentary discomfort is better than taking a risk with a sedative. Imagine if the child had a reaction to the medication or even worse an overdose? And sedatives may interfere with feeding and voiding schedules, as well as other medications the child might be on.
@@claudiaarmah2389 yes, for the baby who cried. And actually yes, I have. And I've also experienced a surgically placed feeding tube, which is actually truly painful. Think before you reply and save yourself from looking stupid twice