Why do you need to administer antacids when the patient has a NGT (Nasogastric Tube)? - lupus renal disease
My hs Erythemtosus lupus patients with renal failure and acute glomerulonephritis. One of his medications is sodium bicarbonate and calcium carbonate anatcids .. Why is it given? It was a thematic network on the road ...
Monday, December 28, 2009
Lupus Renal Disease Why Do You Need To Administer Antacids When The Patient Has A NGT (Nasogastric Tube)?
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Hello
You are a health professional? If yes, then you know that the possibility of total parenteral nutrition, GER, or gastroesophageal reflux increased.
The acidity of the esophagus during GER events is extremely harmful. Therefore, an antacid is used to reduce acidity and thus the damage.
God bless you.
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