CORFLO Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tubes With Anti-Clog Feeding Port

Corpak CORFLO Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tube Features

• Largest selection of adult, pediatric, and neonatal feeding tubes to allow one-stop sourcing for all the feeding tubes hospital or system-wide
• May or may not be weighted for easy insertion and incorporates the ultra-canoe shaped anti-clog outlet port
• Y-ports on all Corpak CORFLO feeding tubes minimize touch contamination and makes flushing easy
• Uniquely designed for delivering enteral nutrition
• Weighted tubes use multiple tungsten weights allowing for flexibility and greater comfort during intubation
• Stylet lengths are matched to the Corpak CORFLO feeding tubes
• Flow-through stylets to flush and aspirate during the insertion procedure
• Coated with a water-activated lubricant to ease insertion
• It is usually made of polyurethane or silicone
• Designed for intubations where anti-clogging and ease of insertion are critical
• Printed with centimeter marks for increased patient safety and intubation accuracy
• Compatible only with oral tip and catheter syringes

CORFLO Feeding Tube Design Technology

• The exit port is more than 300 percent wider than the internal feeding tube diameter, which greatly decreases the occurrence of clogging
• There are no slots, holes, ridges, or right angles for trapping solids or congealed feeding materials for unimpeded flow
• Facilitates aspiration by minimizing the possibility for mucosal adherence
• Braided stylet terminates in front of the contoured tip preventing accidental emergence from the exit port

 

Caution- A feeding tube is very effective when initially placed properly by a trained physician
 

What to buy with Corpak Feeding Tube

• Corpak CLOG ZAPPER Enteral Feeding Declogging System
• Dale NasoGastric Tube Holder

How to feed throught Corpak CORFLO Ultra NG Tubing?

1. Wash your hands with soap and water
2. Check the doctor’s orders for the feeding plan and instructions on how to flush the NG tube
3. Gather the supplies:
   • Feeding pump
   • Feeding administration set
   • IV pole
   • Farrell valve system bag (if ordered by your doctor)
   • Formula
   • Bottle or container to measure formula
   • Small syringe 5 ml
   • Stethoscope
   • Water
4. Open the feeding administration set and the Farrell bag
   Use a new feeding administration set and Farrell bag every 24 hours
5. Connect the bags at the “Y” junction on the Farrell bag tubing
6. Add the formula to the bag
   The formula that your mix or prepare can be in the bag for four hours
   The formula that is already prepared and in a box can be in the bag for eight hours
7. Prime, or fill, the tubing of the feeding administration set with formula
8. Close the clamp at the end of the Farrell bag tubing
9. Put the tubing into the feeding pump
10. Turn the pump on
11. Refer to feeding pump instructions for pump programming
    • Set the rate - how fast the feedings are to go in
    • Set the dose - how much formula is to be given
12. Check to make sure the NG tube is in the correct place
13. Give a small amount of water to flush the NG tube to make sure it is open
    • Check doctor’s orders for the amount of water to use
14. Connect the feeding administration set tubing to the feeding tube
15. Open the clamp on the tubing
16. Start the feeding pump
17. When the feeding is finished, turn off the pump, remove the feeding set and flush the NG tube with water