TOF and fundoplication diet

4. A flavour of soup not allowed on a liquid diet given post reflux surgery
5. Avoid ______ foods such as oatmeal on the puree diet
7. A sticky food that is particularly difficult to swallow
9. This is when a nasogastric tube is used to remove the contents of the stomach including air
10. Children may ______ the first time they feel a bolus of food going down the oesophagus.
13. The maximum amount of fluid in cups allowed at a meal
19. If they eat sweets and sugar containing foods this should be done at the ____ of a meal.
20. The tube that is placed to allow stomach decompression and feeding
22. Liquids that you are able to see through
24. Foods from which family are gas forming?
25. These disorders can occur if the infant is not introduced to solids at the appropriate age.
28. May need iron supplements because of this.
30. Food needs to be very very well chewed, tablets crushed etc as initially they may get stuck resulting in an oesophageal _______ (very painful).
31. Avoid foods that do not puree well such as those with seeds or ______skins (peas, corn).
33. The type of foods that you can give when feeding someone with a wired jaw depend on how ________ the jaw has been wired.
34. Oxygen __________ is the oxygen carrying capacity of haemoglobin in the blood present in the arteries
35. A flavour of milk or icecream not allowed in a liquid diet given post reflux surgery

1. A child feeding orally after TOF surgery should be fed _______ milk if possible.
2. Does the colon have a poor or good blood supply?
3. The surgery required if gastro oesophageal reflux can not be controlled
6. If a chest drain is placed the child may be fed via a nasogastric tube for up to ______ days or more.
8. The age in months at which these infants should be weaned after uncomplicated TOF surgery.
11. This is the syndrome that can result after surgery on the oesophagus and/or stomach
12. The blueish discolouration of skin and nail beds
14. TOF stand for tracheal oesophageal ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬___________
15. Where the oesophagus blind ends in a pouch
16. _______ containing fluids can result in dumping syndrome
17. The most common oesophageal substitution technique is a ________ interposition
18. The ends of the oesophagus will be too short to pull together and join if the gap between the ends is greater than three _________in length
21. The oesophageal substitution technique which needs to be fed via a jejunostomy is a gastric………
23. An example of a sticky fruit
26. Eat small amounts often to avoid doing this to the stomach
27. A word for bluff feeding
29. This can result in pneumonia and death
32. In week 1 post reflux surgery avoid very ____ and cold liquids.
36. The number of hours to stay upright after eating before going to bed.