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a tube of soft rubber or plastic that is inserted through a nostril and into the stomach. The tube may be inserted for the purpose of instilling liquid foods or other substances, or for gastric decompression. Medications and feedings can be given through the tube. (Miller-Keane Medical Dictionary, 2000)
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A plastic tube with a number of openings at the lower end, passed through the nose into the stomach for the purpose of decompressing gas and draining accumulated liquids.
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A tube passed down through the nostril. It goes down into the stomach, and in this case is used to remove excess bile and fluid from the stomach to reduce it.
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The NG tube goes into the nose or mouth and down to the stomach. This tube pulls the juices out of the stomach so a person doesn't get sick and throw up.
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nasogastric tube.
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