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    Enteral feeding tubes

    by Cathy Parkes March 24, 2021 Updated: May 05, 2021

    For enteral feeding tubes (Nasogastric tubes, G-tubes): Flush tubing with 15-30ml of water before, after, and in between medications

    For enteral feeding tubes (Nasogastric tubes, G-tubes), flush tubing with 15-30ml of water before, after, and in between medications

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