You are working as a BCBA within a home setting with a seven…

You are working as a BCBA within a home setting with a seven-year old client who is struggling to learn an intraverbal response related to the feature of an item during a discrete trial training session. Although the client has responded to prompting provided by the BCBA, there has been difficulty fading the prompts for this child. The child has not responded independently after several teaching sessions. The BCBA decides to utilize a previously mastered tact to help teach this skill. What type of procedure is being used in this scenario?

A nasogastric (NG) tube is used with suction when a patient…

A nasogastric (NG) tube is used with suction when a patient is experiencing excessive vomiting, needs stomach decompression after intestinal surgery, or is at risk for aspirating stomach contents because of decreased level of consciousness. You don’t need to have a physician’s order to insert a nasogastic tube. 

is the visual inspection of the upper digestive tract and th…

is the visual inspection of the upper digestive tract and the stomach to obtain specimens of gastric contents and perform a biopsy on the stomach tissues.  is the inspection of the entire large intestine for polyps, areas of inflammation, and malignant lesions.