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ABCs of boosting calories 1127
This sheet lists foods that will help increase (grow) calories in the diet.
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(Teaching Sheets)
ABCs of boosting calories (Spanish)
This sheet lists foods that will help increase calories in the diet.
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(Teaching Sheets)
AMT G-Jet (gastrojejunal) button (3001)
A GJ tube is a feeding tube. It is placed through the stomach and goes into part of the small intestine, called jejunum. Learn how to use and care for the GJet GJ tube.
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(Teaching Sheets)
AMT G-Jet gastrojejunal tube (Spanish) 3001
A GJ tube is a feeding tube. It is placed through the stomach and goes into part of the small intestine, called jejunum. Learn how to use and care for the GJet GJ tube.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anal dilitation 1202
Anal dilatations stretch the anus and keep it from getting smaller. Learn why this procedure may be necessary for your child.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anal dilitation (Spanish)
Anal dilatations stretch the anus and keep it from getting smaller. Learn why this procedure may be necessary for your child.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anal fissures and anal skin tags (1760)
If your child has constipation, they may have some other problems that go along with it. This sheet explains 2 of those problems: anal fissures and anal skin tags.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anal fissures and anal skin tags (Spanish)
If your child has constipation, they may have some other problems that go along with it. This sheet explains 2 of those problems: anal fissures and anal skin tags.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anorectal manometry study 1616
The anus and rectum area has musclesÿthat help with bowel movements. This test checks the nerves and muscles to see if they are working, as they should. It is done when a child has had problems with constipation or soiling. Learn how this test is done.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Anorectal manometry study (Spanish)
The anus and rectum area has muscles that help with bowel movements. This test checks the nerves and muscles to see if they are working, as they should. It is done when a child has had problems with constipation or soiling. Learn how this test is done.
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