After surgery to repair a tracheoesophageal fistula, an infant receives gastrostomy tube feedings. After feeding the infant by this method, the nurse cradles and rocks the infant for about 15 minutes,...



After surgery to repair a tracheoesophageal fistula, an infant receives gastrostomy tube feedings. After feeding the infant by this method, the nurse cradles and rocks the infant for about 15 minutes, primarily to help accomplish which of the following?


1. Promote intestinal peristalsis.


2. Prevent regurgitation of formula.


3. Relieve pressure on the surgical site.


4. Associate eating with a pleasurable experience.



May 23, 2022
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