1. Pediatric Enteral Nutrition

2. Objectives

3. Program Outline

4. Program Faculty

5. Program Faculty (continued)

6. Program Content and CME Reviewers

7. Faculty Disclosures

8. Disclosures

9. List of Abbreviations

10. History

11. History of EN

12. Indications

13. Indications for Nutrition Intervention

14. Pediatric Enteral Nutrition

15. Progressive Intervention

16. Delivery Modes / Tubes

17. Nasogastric (NG), Nasoduodenal (ND) and Nasojejunal (NJ) Tubes

18. What is a G Tube?

19. Gastrojejunostomy Tube (G-J Tube)

20. Why Use a G or J Tube?

21. Bolus vs. Continuous Feedings

22. Review of EN Components

23. Infant Formulas: Protein Content

24. Review of EN Components

25. Infant Formulas – CHO

26. Review of EN Components

27. Infant Formulas – Fat Content

28. DHA and ARA

29. Review of EN Components

30. Immune Input

31. Standard Cow Milk–Based

32. Di- and Tripeptide Formulas

33. Elemental Pediatric Formulas

34. Enteral Feeding Questions

35. Blenderized Formula

36. Principles of Designing/Monitoring Pediatric EN Support

37. Administration

38. Enteral Feeding Methods Gastric Vs. Post-pyloric - I

39. Enteral Feeding Methods Gastric Vs. Post-pyloric - II

40. Bolus vs. Continuous Feeds

41. Monitoring /Evaluation

42. Monitoring/ Evaluation - I

43. Monitoring/ Evaluation - II

44. Selecting the Right Formula

45. Outline of Products

46. Infant Formulas

47. Specialty Infant Formulas

48. Standard Pediatric Formulas

49. Specialty Pediatric Formulas

50. Specialty Pediatric Formulas

51. Modular Additives - Protein

52. Modular Additives - CHO

53. Modular Additives - Fat

54. Modular Additives - Combination

55. Principles of Designing/Monitoring Pediatric EN Support

56. Monitoring Tube Position

57. Gastric Residual Volumes (GRV)

58. Intolerance Interventions

59. Principles of Designing/Monitoring Pediatric EN Support

60. Refeeding Syndrome (RFS)

61. Serum Abnormalities During Refeeding

62. Management Guidelines for RFS

63. Electrolyte/Micronutrient Replacements

64. Summary