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    and pneumonia… They can become plugged up, causing pain, nausea and vomiting” (Artificial Hydration and Nutrition par. 19). This quote shows that it is risky to use a feeding tube because liquid can enter the lungs and cause coughing and pneumonia. Pneumonia is an inflammation of one or both lungs, and it may fill with fluid. Feeding tubes are one of the many methods of artificial nutrition and hydration (N&H). When a…

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    is to be discharged to his mother’s house with a package of supportive care since she refused to have him at home unless he has a Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube. The decision to approve this request would be sensible and PEG tube feeding is also favoured by guidelines (ESPEN 2005). They show that it is more safe, tolerable and simple and offers an improvement in nutritional status and a quality…

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    Tariq Ba Odah Injustice

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    There is a great amount of injustices are happening all around us as we speak and we are aware of maybe half of them. For example, In America you have to have been charged with a crime to be in prison. Tariq Ba Odah has been imprisoned since 2002 without charge. Many changes have occurred since his arrest, police injustice towards him, and attempts to close Guantanamo. Tariq Ba Odah may die in Guantanamo if he soon isn’t released. He has been on a hunger strike for eight years now and is in a…

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    Firstly, medical parcationer’s order has to be reviewed regarding the size, type, and purpose of the nasogastric tube. Gather paraphernalia, set up tube feeding or suction apparatus and confirm that it is working properly before inserting the nasogastric tube onto the client. Meantime, it is important to explain the steps to the client to obtain the client’s cooperation during the procedure. Position the…

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    Discontinuing Force Feeding of an Anorexia Nervosa Patient. "Well and Good -Fourth Edition: A Case Study Approach to Health Care Ethics. 4th ed. New York: Broadway, 2014. 131-135. Print. This is a case study of a patient who suffers from anorexia nervosa and has been force fed for 4 years in order to keep her alive. No improvements in her mental state have been made in this time, despite the many types of therapy have been employed during this time. She objects to the force feeding, but…

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    Tube Selection Procedures

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    general documents outlined activities and processes relating to the tube placement phase with 69.23% identifying that children would need to have an assessment by a medical officer and/or dietitian prior to tube insertion. Mode of delivery of enteral feeding and route selection information was outlined in 61.54% of the documents. Tube selection procedures (including sizing) was mentioned in 76.92% of the documents and insertion procedures and how to check positioning was outlined in 84.62% of…

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    The Pros and Cons of Feeding Tubes Feeding tubes are created to provide nutrients to patients who are sick or have swallowing complications. Specifically, they serve as a means of transporting liquid nutritional supplements to patients who cannot take in food or drinks by mouth. Medicine can also be administrated with the use of these medical devices. Generally, the purpose of feeding tubes is to offer the most ill patients or those with serious conditions with a way to obtain nutrients that…

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    misconception that everyone can achieve this picture-perfect life and what life often entails for many. In fact, Gwendolyn Brooks’ “Kitchenette Building,” Langston Hughes’ “Let America Be America Again,” and William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily,” all explore this difference between the “American dream” and real life in America. Specifically, although approaching the subject in different ways, ultimately these three works all show that there are various common misconceptions associated with the…

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    growth without the exposure of fresh air and natural light. Animal cruelty and factory farms have been a hot topic discussed throughout history as it is being a rapidly growing nationwide problem.CAFO stands for concentrated animal feeding operations,it is an animal feeding operation (AFO) that (a) confines animals for more than 45 days during a growing season, (b) in an area that does not produce vegetation, and (c) meets certain size as it is defined on Wikipedia.The CAFOs and the factory…

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    that prey on cacao. Entomophagous fungi: Certain fungi are capable of reducing the numbers of various sorts, including some that are pests of cacao. Effects of weeds: the presence of weed is particularly harmful to the cacao for the harbor cacao-feeding insects. (B.) ARTIFICIAL CONTROL. The use of powerful insecticides, for destroying harmful insects in the cacao plantation is fraught with extreme danger because it may also destroy beneficial insects comprising predators, parasites and…

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