Feeding extension tube
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Ongoing, First published Feb 16, 2019
If you have a button style feeding tube, rather than a nasal or long tube, you will need extension sets that attach to the button. These extension sets connect from the button to a syringe or a feeding pump bag to allow you to feed, give medications, and administer liquids.
Each button manufacturer produces extension sets that fit their buttons, and offers multiple styles in terms of length and port options. Know there are many options available, so you can request what will work best for your needs.
Before using the extension set, prime it (fill it) with water or food/formula to get the air out. Priming should always happen prior to connecting the extension set to the button, otherwise, the air in the empty extension will be pushed into the stomach. The easiest way to prime the set is to open the straight-port on the top, hold it under a faucet, and run water directly into it. Be sure to close the side medication port first (if one is present), and pinch the clamp closed once there is no more air in the extension set. You can also fill the extension set by using a syringe if the extension set is not connected.
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