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Are you talking about a glycerin suppository that has been put in a tb syringe or do you actually have a liquid preparation? I've seen suppositories put in tb syringes and administered like that; although it isn't comman. Most places I've worked have just given a sliver of a suppository.
I have used glycerin slivers and liquid glycerin. The liquid glycerin was given with a syringe thru a 5F feeding tube PR. My question is, does anyone have any literature on the effectiveness of one vs the other? Recent data? In my opinion, it seemed that the liquid glycerin worked better. Anyone else have anything on this?
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Hi,
I currently work in a level III NICU as a registered nurse and I am interested in doing a poll to see how other NICUs administer liquid glycerin to the neonates?
Who uses a syringe?
Who uses a NG tube with a syringe attached at the end?
Thanks in advance for answering!