T-Tube Nursing Care after Cholecystectomy, Cholecystitis (Biliary Drain)

T-tube nursing care review about the nurse's role regarding the care of the biliary drain.
A t-tube is placed in the common bile duct to help drain bile from the liver.
It is sometimes placed after a cholecystectomy, common bile duct (CBD) exploration, or liver transplant.
It will serve as a drain to drain excessive bile from the liver until the common bile duct is healed.
It can also be used for testing where dye is injected into the t-tube and an x-ray is taken (cholangiogram) to assess the biliary tree and duct (see the picture in the video to see this example).
Nursing care for the t-tube includes (please see the video for this detail explanation and the mnemonic to help you remember those important concepts for exams.
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mam, pls help, i got 200 ML every 12 hours in my t-tube is it ok if i remove my t-tube?

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Sarah, you do such an amazing job with the teachings. Am in my senior year of nursing school and my peers and I learn a lot from your videos. Would you be willing to please do a video on perioperative, intraoperative and postoperative nursing? God bless you and your family mightily.

[@allisonmiller2735]

Thank you so much for this video and especially the quiz afterwards!! I work as a Registered nurse and work for general surgeons and it’s helpful to understand the nursing care behind these surgical issues! Very thankful that I found your video when googling a T Tube!

[@seiranshi]

hi nurse sarah and the rest of the team. thank you for putting up these kinds of videos!! i was able to pass my nclex on first take mostly because i was able to understand the concept by you explaining them in simple terms! God bless always!

[@aprilvillmer2611]

Thank you for this video! I am a home health nurse and this is on my "to do" list this week. It has been quite a while since I've seen a JP drain and this was perfect! Thank you!!!

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Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I found your videos when I began and I am now a nurse. I consider you a part of my journey.
I hope to help others the way you help us new oncoming nurses .

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Thank you so much! I’m just going to have an exam on this!!!! So excited for this video!

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Thank you so much! Reviewing for my GI test which is on Monday!

[@shadowcat1957]

Very good and informative video. I have been an ultrasound tech for over twenty years. Great explanations and pictures.

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Great Educator/CNS

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The video becomes more and more clear

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So informative… Thank you👍🏾

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Thanks a lot.

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Thank for the video, am taking my pn nclex next month

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beautiful Ms. Sarah
thank you from Philippines

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This was super helpful - thank you!

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Thank you so very much for this!!!

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Can you post a pathophysiology video on Somatosensory/Pain/Migraines please?

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[@humantag7383]

How manh days pain remain after placement of t tube ...?
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Can you please explain the Rhombus of Michaelis in childbirth? I never knew something like that can happen to a woman body!

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