types of PUD
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---Acute—superficial erosion and minimal inflammation-
---Chronic —Erosion of muscular wall with formation of fibrous tissue;
present continuously for long duration
,non-mechanical intestinal obstructions
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from neuromuscular or vascular disorder • Paralytic ileus – most common
• Lack of intestinal peristalsis; NO bowel sounds • Occurs post any
abdominal surgery
for patients with peritonitis, positions them with knees
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flexed to increase comfort
constipation is characterized by
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difficult or infrequent bowel movements
• hard, difficult to pass stools•
↓ stool volume, and/or• retention of feces in the rectum
causes of primary peritonitis
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, blood-borne organisms, genital tract organisms, and cirrhosis
H2 receptor information
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decrease HCl secretion and irritation
Safe harbor Nursing peer review
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Peer review requested by a nurse to determine if the nurse has been asked
to engage in conduct that would violate his/her practice
- This is frequently associated with staffing issues such as a floating to
another unit or with a lack of nurses for the number of patients to safely
provide nursing care
peritonitis pre-op
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•NPO status•IV fluid replacement•NG to low-intermittent suction •O2
PRN•Parenteral nutrition as needed
, types of secondary skin lesions
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fissure
scale
scar
ulcer
atrophy
excoriation
peritonitis post op meds
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•Antibiotic therapy •Sedatives and opioids•Antiemetics as needed
carbuncle
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a cluster of connected furuncles (boils)
Breslow measurement
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---Acute—superficial erosion and minimal inflammation-
---Chronic —Erosion of muscular wall with formation of fibrous tissue;
present continuously for long duration
,non-mechanical intestinal obstructions
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from neuromuscular or vascular disorder • Paralytic ileus – most common
• Lack of intestinal peristalsis; NO bowel sounds • Occurs post any
abdominal surgery
for patients with peritonitis, positions them with knees
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flexed to increase comfort
constipation is characterized by
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difficult or infrequent bowel movements
• hard, difficult to pass stools•
↓ stool volume, and/or• retention of feces in the rectum
causes of primary peritonitis
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, blood-borne organisms, genital tract organisms, and cirrhosis
H2 receptor information
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decrease HCl secretion and irritation
Safe harbor Nursing peer review
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Peer review requested by a nurse to determine if the nurse has been asked
to engage in conduct that would violate his/her practice
- This is frequently associated with staffing issues such as a floating to
another unit or with a lack of nurses for the number of patients to safely
provide nursing care
peritonitis pre-op
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•NPO status•IV fluid replacement•NG to low-intermittent suction •O2
PRN•Parenteral nutrition as needed
, types of secondary skin lesions
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fissure
scale
scar
ulcer
atrophy
excoriation
peritonitis post op meds
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•Antibiotic therapy •Sedatives and opioids•Antiemetics as needed
carbuncle
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a cluster of connected furuncles (boils)
Breslow measurement
