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A nasogastric tube is ordered to be inserted for a child with severe head trauma. Diagnostic testing reveals that the child has a basilar skull fracture. What should the nurse do next?

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Rationale: Basilar skull fractures contraindicate NG tube insertion due to the risk of cranial penetration; an oral gastric tube is safer.

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