Slow therate toincreasecomfortAspirationInfectionFlushing beforeand afterfeeding andmedicationadministrationDecreasedurine output,dry crackedlips, sunkenfontanelles ininfantsEnsure correctflow rate andvolume andproperpositioningPain ordiscomfortduring/afterfeedingGranulationAlways administerrecommendedamounts offormula andflushes each dayHandhygiene andwashing sitewith soapand waterCoughingor chokingwhilegiven feedSpontaneousremoval oftubeLeakingat thestomaHot, swollenskin withdischargefrom thestomaDehydrationStomachfullness/bloatingBlockedfeedingtubeSilver nitratesticks forassistancewithtreatmentFeedingtubefalls outEnsure tube is incorrect positionprior to feedingandadministration offeedsRed, raisedtissue as areaction tothe tubeResiduebuild upFluidaroundthe tubeSit uprightduring andafter for30-60 minsSlow therate toincreasecomfortAspirationInfectionFlushing beforeand afterfeeding andmedicationadministrationDecreasedurine output,dry crackedlips, sunkenfontanelles ininfantsEnsure correctflow rate andvolume andproperpositioningPain ordiscomfortduring/afterfeedingGranulationAlways administerrecommendedamounts offormula andflushes each dayHandhygiene andwashing sitewith soapand waterCoughingor chokingwhilegiven feedSpontaneousremoval oftubeLeakingat thestomaHot, swollenskin withdischargefrom thestomaDehydrationStomachfullness/bloatingBlockedfeedingtubeSilver nitratesticks forassistancewithtreatmentFeedingtubefalls outEnsure tube is incorrect positionprior to feedingandadministration offeedsRed, raisedtissue as areaction tothe tubeResiduebuild upFluidaroundthe tubeSit uprightduring andafter for30-60 mins

Tube Feeding Complications - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Slow the rate to increase comfort
  2. Aspiration
  3. Infection
  4. Flushing before and after feeding and medication administration
  5. Decreased urine output, dry cracked lips, sunken fontanelles in infants
  6. Ensure correct flow rate and volume and proper positioning
  7. Pain or discomfort during/after feeding
  8. Granulation
  9. Always administer recommended amounts of formula and flushes each day
  10. Hand hygiene and washing site with soap and water
  11. Coughing or choking while given feed
  12. Spontaneous removal of tube
  13. Leaking at the stoma
  14. Hot, swollen skin with discharge from the stoma
  15. Dehydration
  16. Stomach fullness/bloating
  17. Blocked feeding tube
  18. Silver nitrate sticks for assistance with treatment
  19. Feeding tube falls out
  20. Ensure tube is in correct position prior to feeding and administration of feeds
  21. Red, raised tissue as a reaction to the tube
  22. Residue build up
  23. Fluid around the tube
  24. Sit upright during and after for 30-60 mins