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1. www.bsuh.nhs.uk › library › wp-contentNasojejunal Tube (NJT) Insertion, care and management

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   The feeding tube is passed by the nose into the oesophagus, on into the stomach, through the pylorus and into the duodenum or jejunum. This type of feeding can also be known as duodenal, post-pyloric or trans-pyloric feeding. Some indications for use: Absent gag reflex. Severe gastro-oesophageal reflux. Delayed gastric emptying. Persistent vomiting

2. www.tube-feeding.com › content › damA PRACTICAL GUIDE TO TUBE FEEDING FOR ADULTS

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   • Equipment required to start tube feeding 6 • Types of tube feeds 7 • Tube feeding routine 9 • Possible complications 10 Daily life • At-a-glance checklists 12 • Nutricia Homeward Holiday Service 13 • Your tube feeding plan 14 Frequently asked questions 16 Information, advice and support about tube feeding 21 Glossary of terms 22

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4. www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsCaring for your NJ tube - Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

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   This booklet provides basic information on how to care for your NJ tube and also includes your feeding regimen. Your dietitian, ward nurse or enteral nutrition clinical nurse specialist will be pleased to help you if you have further queries or concerns.

5. www.blackpoolteachinghospitals.nhs.uk › patientsTube Feeding at Home :: Blackpool Teaching Hospitals

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   This booklet has been developed in order to support you following placement of a feeding tube. You may require a feeding tube for a number of differing reasons, such as an inability to swallow or to help you to meet nutritional needs when you cannot take sufficient by mouth.

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7. malnutritionandfoodfirst.rdash.nhs.uk › wp-contentJEJUNOSTOMY (JEJ) TUBE

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   jejunum). Check the position of the JEJ tube prior to every delivery of enteral nutrition, medication or water by observing the cm graduation marking of the tube at the skin surface remains unchanged since initial insertion and the stitches or dressing remain intact. If the feeding tube appears to have moved (if the feeding tube appears longer

8. www.gosh.nhs.uk › conditions-and-treatmentsGastrojejunostomy (transgastric jejunal) feeding device care

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   The feeding device allows feed to be given directly into the jejunum, bypassing the mouth, throat and stomach. It also allows access to the stomach to draw off excess air, test the contents of the stomach, provide drainage, or possibly give medications directly into the stomach.

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   Can a NJT bolus feed a jejunum?

   • Do not aspirate the NJT as it can cause collapse and recoil of the tube. Do not bolus feed as the jejunum has no capacity for storage. If a tube has originally been passed as an NG tube DO NOT advance it to the NJ position. It must be removed and a designated NJ tube used and re-passed.

   Nasojejunal Tube (NJT) Insertion, care and management

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   What is jejunal tube feeding?

   • This will facilitate smooth & effective discharge planning and prevent delay in the child’s discharge. Jejunal tube feeding is the method of feeding directly into the small bowel. The feeding tube is passed by the nose into the oesophagus, on into the stomach, through the pylorus and into the duodenum or jejunum.

   Nasojejunal Tube (NJT) Insertion, care and management

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   How often should you rotate a feeding tube?

   • Ensure the skin and external fixation device are thoroughly dried – do this once per day Do not rotate or move the feeding tube as advised during training provided by the Nutricia Homeward Enteral Nurse Specialist, as manufacturers guidance varies depending on the type of feed.

   JEJUNOSTOMY (JEJ) TUBE

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   What is a Spare feeding tube?

   • spare feeding tube may be provided depending the type of feeding tube you have. to deliver the feed. It is attached to the tube feed bag at one end and the feeding tube with the pump in the middle. Syringes* to administer feed, water, medication. Syringes come in diferent types and diferent sizes (e.g. 10 or 60 ml).

   A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO TUBE FEEDING FOR ADULTS

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10. www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsCaring for your JEJ tube - Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

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    A guide for patients and carers. This booklet provides basic information on how to care for your JEJ tube and includes your feeding regimen. Your dietitian, ward nurse or enteral nutrition clinical nurse specialist will be happy to help you if you have further. queries or concerns. What is a JEJ tube?