Features of MIC-KEY Gastrostomy Feeding Tube 14FR
- Mic-Key 14FR Gastrostomy Feeding Tube Kit includes:
- MIC-KEY* Low-Profile Gastrostomy Feeding Tube
- Insertion Stylet (US Only)
- Water-soluble Lubricant (US Only)
- Continuous Feed Extension Set, 12-inch
- Bolus Feed Extension Set, 12-inch
- 6ml Luer Slip Syringe
- 35ml Enteral Feeding Syringe
- Gauze Pad
- An inflatable silicone internal retention balloon reduces patient trauma experienced with obturated devices
- Proximal anti-reflux valve
- Ventilated secure-lok ring, the external retention mechanism designed to allow air to circulate around the stoma site and reduce tube pressure 360º from the sides of the stoma wall
- Radiopaque stripe
- Patented universal connector, designed to preserve tube life and minimize unintentional disconnects
- Single-Use
- Balloon volume: 5 mL
When to use MIC Key G Tube?
When the patient is unable to intake food or fluids directly via the mouth, interestingly enough, experts opine that while it is a relatively safe idea to provide patients with fluids and nutrition through an IV infusion, however, the body responds better when the food and nutrition are delivered through the gut rather than the blood vessels.
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MIC-Key G Feeding Tube Care Instructions
- Wash your hands
- Flush and pre-lubricate the extension set and tube
- Check the MIC-Key Feeding tube
- Consult your guide book, or ask your nurse or doctor
- Everyday care of the MIC-Key Feeding tube
- Check the retention balloon
- Do not overfill: 5cc recommended, 10cc maximum
- Fill only with distilled or sterile water. Do not use air
- Never put medications in the balloon
- For persistent symptoms, call your healthcare professional
- For replacement, check the care guide details
- Have a backup tube available
- If a tube clogs, flush it with water
- Never use mineral oil or petroleum-based lubricants
- Always give medications in liquid form
Contraindications:
Placement of a feeding tube include, but are not limited to ascites, colonic interposition, portal hypertension, peritonitis and morbid obesity.
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