Physiological IntegrityPregunta 82 de 120
A client is receiving continuous enteral tube feeding. To reduce the risk of aspiration, the head of the bed should be maintained at what minimum elevation?
a.Flat at 0 degrees
b.At least 30 degrees
c.No more than 10 degrees
d.Prone position
Explicación
Keeping the head of the bed elevated at least 30 degrees during enteral feeding reduces the risk of aspiration. A flat position increases reflux and aspiration risk. Elevation is a key safety measure.
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