In contrast to the nasogastric tube, the orogastric tube:

A) is safer to use in patients with severe facial trauma.
B) should only be used in patients who are conscious.
C) can be used in patients who require gastric lavage.
D) is not necessary in patients who have been intubated.


Ans: A) is safer to use in patients with severe facial trauma.

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