Videos Related to Tube Feedings
Procedure for Nasogastric Insertion
Tulane Center for Advanced Medical Simulation and Team Training
Published on Aug 20, 2018, Simple steps for inserting an NG tube
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Jejunostomy Feeding Instruction
Published on Aug 7, 2017, an instructional video illustrating how to properly use your jejunal (J) tube pump.
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Unclogging a Feeding Tube
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Nasogastric Tube Insertion and Removal
Produced by College of DuPage
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Peg Feeding Tube Care Instructions by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
What is a PEG tube, and what is it used for? Get the details and learn how to apply and care for a PEG tube. Presented by Roswell Park’s Patient Education Department.
How Often Do I Need to Check Tube Placement?
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Mic-Key Button Remove and Replace
The process for changing the button on a gastrostomy tube.
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Why are there Different Types of Feeding Tubes?
The type of tube used depends on how long it is needed and why it is being used.
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G-Tube Change in an Infant
G-Tube 1: Overview
CancerQuest-EmoryUniversity
Published on Apr 17, 2012, Explains the purpose of the G-Tube. Necessary for patients who are unable to consume nutrition by mouth
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G-Tube 2: Interview with an Expert
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Cleaning the G-Tube Area
Published on Oct 19, 2012, Cincinnati Children’s shows parents and caretakers how to properly clean a Gastrostomy Tube (G-Tube) site. A G-Tube site that is kept clean and dry is less likely to cause skin issues.
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Gastro Jejunal Tubes (G-J Tubes
Nutrition4Kids Published on Jan 3, 2017, Dr. Stephen Liu explains Gastro jejunal Tubes (G-J Tubes). G-J tubes allow feedings to be dripped into the small intestine when stomach feeding is not well tolerated due to reflux, motility issues, or other challenges.********************************************