Introduction to PEG Feeding – Overview, purpose, and when PEG is required

Anatomy and Physiology – GI system focus and PEG insertion site

Indications and Contraindications – When PEG feeding is appropriate or unsafe

Equipment and Supplies – Tubes, syringes, securing devices, and essential tools

Procedure and Techniques – Step-by-step guide to safe PEG insertion

Care and Maintenance – Hygiene, cleaning, monitoring, and infection prevention

Feeding Techniques – Bolus, intermittent, continuous feeding, and formula selection

Complications and Troubleshooting – Managing dislodgement, blockages, and infections

Documentation and Record-keeping – Accurate reporting of intake, interventions, and complications

Ethical and Legal Considerations – Consent, patient autonomy, and professional responsibilities