Ryles tube: A structured approach to confirming safe

A structured approach to confirming safe nasogastric (NG) tube placement in your OSCE exam. The guide includes pH testing and CXR interpretation. Conclusion: Optimizing Patient Care with the Right Ryles Tube Size The journey through the world of Ryles tubes emphasizes the importance of correct sizing in medical treatment. From neonatal care to adult emergency interventions, the appropriate selection and use of Ryles tubes can significantly impact patient outcomes. This article has highlighted the various sizes of Ryles tubes , factors influencing size selection, insertion and maintenance techniques, and common challenges with practical ... Ryles tubes , also known as a nasogastric tube . This tube is a flexible tube that is inserted through the nose or mouth and down the esophagus into the stomach. Mainly used to deliver nutrition, medication, or to remove stomach contents. Ryles tubes available in different sizes, colors. Different parts of the tube with specific function. Nasogastric tube Sizes Nasogastric tubes come in different sizes depending on the intended use. The most common sizes range from 8 French to 18 French, with ... Inserted lubricated tip end of the tube into the nostrils gently pass the tube , taking into account the anatomy of nasopharynx If any resistance to the passing of the tube is felt. Withdraw it and slightly redirect the tube Position of the tube in to the stomach must be checked either by aspiration and instilling the 5ml air in to the tube