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Re: hyperemesis case From: Joanne Bulley (islesannie@yahoo.com) Mon Oct 30 18:13:43 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Joanne Bulley: "Re: Update on 2 cases" Previous message: Gail Waldby: "Re: hyperemesis case" In reply to: Gail Waldby: "Re: hyperemesis case" Next in thread: Sierra and/or Gina: "Formatting Responses" Reply: Sierra and/or Gina: "Formatting Responses" Thanks, Gail! JB At Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Gail Waldby wrote: > >They still exist. They are small not large tubes which are passed at the >bedside through the nose. Dobbhoff does sell a longer version to be placed >nasojejunally at endoscopy. >Gail Waldby, MD >Huron SD 57350 > >> > >> >>This goes WAY back for me - residency (83-84) - We once went to a >> >>Dubhoff feeding tube after first using central hyperal in one hyperem >> >>patient. Basically said the risk of central hyperal when the gi tract >> >>worked was too high >> > >> >I know, if the gut works use it...:) Had that drilled into my head in >> >nursing school. How did you pass the tube, did she require sedation? We >> >used a large bore tube (mistakenly, albeit) on one patient who promptly >> >became combative and removed the tube herself; this was also a >> >hyperemesis patient. -- Joanne Bulley, MD, FACOG Keene, NH, USA Take time to smell the roses. Next message: Joanne Bulley: "Re: Update on 2 cases" Previous message: Gail Waldby: "Re: hyperemesis case" In reply to: Gail Waldby: "Re: hyperemesis case" Next in thread: Sierra and/or Gina: "Formatting Responses" Reply: Sierra and/or Gina: "Formatting Responses"

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