Training Checklist for Gastrostomy Feeding 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Training Checklist for Gastrostomy Feeding in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Student’s Name and Persons Trained in the designated fields at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the Date, School, and School Nurse information to ensure proper documentation.
  4. Complete the G Tube Type, Size, Position for feeding, Formula Type, Amount given, Flush Type, and Amount given fields accurately.
  5. Indicate how many times during the school day feedings are given and document the length of time for each feeding.
  6. In case of a disaster, note down the times given in a 24-hour period.
  7. List all equipment needed for feeding in the provided space to ensure readiness.
  8. Proceed to check off each skill demonstration as it is completed during training sessions. Record dates next to each skill for tracking progress.
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Its recommended to take training for PEG feeding because staff should be aware of how to perform this procedure correctly to avoid the risks of contamination, possible complications and poor hygiene.
8 hours for any ready-to-feed formula □ 4 hours for any powdered formula □ 4 hours for breastmilk □ 2 hours for home-blended formula 3 Flush the feeding tube every 3 to 4 hours with the amount of warm water as listed under the Flushing the G-tube section.
If you are using a G-button, or MIC-KEY, system: Open the flap and insert the bolus feeding tube. Insert the syringe into the open end of the extension set and clamp the extension set. Pour the food into the syringe until it is half full. Open the button flap and connect the extension set to the button.
This online CPD accredited PEG Feeding training course is designed for those working in the health and social care sector and who comes in regular contact with patients who utilise a PEG.
By following best practices and complying with regulatory requirements, providers and support workers can deliver safe, effective PEG feeding support that enhances participants quality of life and meets their nutritional needs.
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Your care team may take total responsibility for feedings and cleaning your feeding tube while youre in the hospital. If you go home with it, you (or your caregivers) may need training on how to use and care for it. You may also need help setting up the equipment to use the tube at home.
Objective assessments for patients with enteral tubes include assessing skin integrity, tube placement, gastrointestinal function, and for signs of complications: Assess the tube insertion site daily for signs of pressure injury and skin breakdown.
Can a CNA Do Tube Feeding? No, only nurses should do tube feedings. This requires accurate nursing assessment skills that nurses are taught.

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