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When it comes to deciding on the best tube feeding routine your dietitian will discuss the options with you based on your needs. Depending on your nutritional requirements, medical needs and lifestyle, there are three ways that tube feeding can be given: Continuous feeding: Feed is given slowly over a number of hours using
Learn how to program the Kangaroo™ ePump for continuous feeding when using a feeding set with flush bag.
Tube feeding at home using a pump (continuous feeding) For those patients who have a nasogastric tube (NG), nasojejunal tube (NJ) or gastrostomy tube (PEG/ RIG). Assemble equipment. Wash hands well with soap and water. Draw up 60mL of water into syringe.
For short-term feeding (<30 days), use a nasal feeding tube. For long-term feeding (>30 days), use a gastrostomy or jejunostomy feeding tube. For patients at risk for aspiration of gastric contents, consider using a small-bowel feeding tube.
The Kangaroo™ Joey Enteral Feeding Pump is a simple-to-use, precision enteral feeding pump. It is easily programmed to deliver continuous or intermittent feeding and can provide automatic flushing capability when used with Kangaroo™ Joey Enteral Feeding Pump feed and flush sets.
The Kangaroo™ ePump Enteral Feeding Pump is a simple-to-use, precision enteral feeding pump. It is easily programmed to deliver continuous or intermittent feeding and can provide automatic flushing capability when used with Kangaroo™ ePump Enteral Feeding Pump feed and flush sets.
Enteral feeding pumps are devices used to deliver liquid nutrition through the feeding tube at a controlled rate. They are most often used for continuous feedings, overnight feedings, or on-the-go feedings to facilitate an accurate feeding rate.
