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Dr. Lee demonstration.
Prevent any air or fluids from the horse’s stomach or a cough from accidentally entering the trachea, ensuring that none of this enters the veterinarian’s mouth. An exit hole is designed to redirect these substances away from the operator.
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How can we protect veterinarians when placing a nasogastric tube?
Placing a nasogastric tube can be a life-saving act for a horse but is considered an occupational hazard for veterinarians. An online questionnaire was performed to assess and specify potential risks. 123 equine veterinarians completed the survey, and the majority admitted using the mouth to handle the end of the nasogastric tube (sucking or blowing…
Founded with a vision to enhance the safety of veterinarians.