THE OSTOMY BAG
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* After an ostomy is created, bowel movements occur
through the opening in the abdominal wall or stoma.
* The ostomy appliance consists of a wafer and bag. The
wafer sticks to the abdominal wall with adhesive and is
made of plastic.
* The bag catches and holds the stool. The bag is
disposable and emptied or replaced as needed.
Common Urinary Elimination Problems:
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, -Urinary Diversions
-Urinary retention
-Urinary tract infection
-Urinary incontinence
Rectal Instillation:
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Medication can start working within 10-15 minutes!
Burp-Bag
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is an osmotomy pouch that lets gas out.
Normal Laboratory values: pH
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7.35-7.45
Movement of Water and Electrolytes
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, -Active transport
-Diffusion
-Osmosis
-Filtration
Evaluate bladder
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• Palpate bladder for distension
• Determine patient's level of
comfort
Z-track method:
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1. Identify injection site.
2. Pull skin to one side.
3. Insert needle deep IM.
4. Inject medication.
5. Withdraw needle.
6. Release skin.
- Medication is prevented from oozing back out.
Before give it slide the tissue to the side injecting then
letting skin move back
Vastus Lateralis: to administer
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, Locate the area between the greater trochanter of the femur and the knee.
Divide this area into thirds. Give the injection into the middle third, grasping
the thigh and compressing the muscle as shown. The needle should be
directed on a front-to-back course.
-can't give as much fluid as Ventrogluteal
Impaction
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Results from unrelieved constipation; a collection of
hardened feces wedged in the rectum that a person cannot
expel
Implementation for urinary elimination: Health Promotion
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-Health Promotion
-Promoting complete bladder emptying
-Preventing infection
Condom Catheter:
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* After an ostomy is created, bowel movements occur
through the opening in the abdominal wall or stoma.
* The ostomy appliance consists of a wafer and bag. The
wafer sticks to the abdominal wall with adhesive and is
made of plastic.
* The bag catches and holds the stool. The bag is
disposable and emptied or replaced as needed.
Common Urinary Elimination Problems:
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, -Urinary Diversions
-Urinary retention
-Urinary tract infection
-Urinary incontinence
Rectal Instillation:
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Medication can start working within 10-15 minutes!
Burp-Bag
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is an osmotomy pouch that lets gas out.
Normal Laboratory values: pH
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7.35-7.45
Movement of Water and Electrolytes
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, -Active transport
-Diffusion
-Osmosis
-Filtration
Evaluate bladder
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• Palpate bladder for distension
• Determine patient's level of
comfort
Z-track method:
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1. Identify injection site.
2. Pull skin to one side.
3. Insert needle deep IM.
4. Inject medication.
5. Withdraw needle.
6. Release skin.
- Medication is prevented from oozing back out.
Before give it slide the tissue to the side injecting then
letting skin move back
Vastus Lateralis: to administer
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, Locate the area between the greater trochanter of the femur and the knee.
Divide this area into thirds. Give the injection into the middle third, grasping
the thigh and compressing the muscle as shown. The needle should be
directed on a front-to-back course.
-can't give as much fluid as Ventrogluteal
Impaction
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Results from unrelieved constipation; a collection of
hardened feces wedged in the rectum that a person cannot
expel
Implementation for urinary elimination: Health Promotion
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-Health Promotion
-Promoting complete bladder emptying
-Preventing infection
Condom Catheter:
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