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CORFLO * PEG. CORFLO *. PERCUTANEOUS. ENDOSCOPIC. GASTROSTOMY. PATIENT BOOKLET. CORFLO * PEG. PATIENT BOOKLET. CONTENTS. YOUR CORFLO * PEG 3. INTRODUCTION 4. WHAT IS YOUR TUBE FOR? 5. FIRST 72 HOURS 6. DAILY CARE 6. WEEKLY ROUTINE 7. BEFORE FEEDING BEGINS 7. ADMINISTRATION OF TUBE FEEDS 7. ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATION 8. FLUSHING YOUR TUBE 8. REPLACEMENT AND ACCIDENTAL REMOVAL 9. PROBLEM SOLVING 10. CHILDREN'S SPECIAL CONCERNS 11. TERMS YOU'LL NEED TO KNOW 11. SOME CORFLO * PEG DO'S AND DON'TS 12. 2. YOUR CORFLO * PEG. PATIENT NAME OR ID ________________________________________ ___________________________. NURSE ________________________________________ _______________________________________. DIETITIAN ________________________________________ _____________________________________. GENERAL PRACTITIONER ________________________________________ ________________________.

have any of the following symptoms, stop using your tube, and seek immediate medical attention: - Pain during feeding - Fresh Bleeding - Leaking of gastric contents at stoma site DAILY CARE The opening in your adbomen which your tube goes through into your stomach, is called the stoma. You need to clean the skin around the stoma (stoma site)

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