Advanced Elimination Lecture Flashcards

1
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What is anuria

A

Less than 50-100mL

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2
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What can happen with CKD

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Anuria or oliguria

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3
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What does it mean if there is acute anuria

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Medical emergency, maybe DIALYSIS

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4
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What is oliguria

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100-500mL

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5
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What is polyyria and what is it common is

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Excessive urine production >2,500mL a day, uncontrolled DM

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6
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What is nocturia

A

Excessive urination at NIGHT

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7
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What is dysuria and what are some common causes

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PAINFUL urination, common with UTI, STIs, STONES

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8
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What is hematuria

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BLOOD in the urine

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9
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What is stress incontinence

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Leakage when SNEEZE, COUGHING

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10
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What are some treatments of stress incontinence

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Kegels, sling surgery

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11
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What is urge incontinence

A

I GOT TO GO

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12
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What are the treatments of urge incontinence

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Reduce bladder IRRIANTS, ANTICHOLINERGICS, BETA 3 agonists

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13
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What are some bladder irritants

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C: cirtus, chocolate, carbonated drinks, coffee
A: alcohol, acidic
T: tomato
S: spicy
DAIRY

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14
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What are the classic symptoms of UTIs

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Frequency and dysuria

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15
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What is the common UTI pathogen

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E coli

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16
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What are some preventions of UTIs

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TIGHT clothing, COTTON, WATER, PEE, WIPE front to back, PEE after SEX, SHOWERS, CATHETER removal

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17
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What is a suprapubic assessment

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Inseption and palpation for bladder distention

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18
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What is a bladder scanner used for

A

See how much volume is in the bladder

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19
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What are two urinary labs

A

BUN and creatinine

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20
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What is a BUNand what does it look at

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Blood urea nitrogen, urea is normally cleared by the kidneys

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21
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What is an abnormal BUN and what could that be from

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If it’s high, DEHYDRATION, kidney DISEASE, DM, HTN, high-PROTEIN, BURN, heart FAILURE

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22
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What is the serum creatinine and what does it look at

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Creatinine is a waste product that is cleared by the kidneys, NOT affected by DIET or PHYSICAL activity

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23
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What is an abnormal serum creatinine

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If it’s HIGH that could mean kidney DISEASE

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24
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What is the best test to look at kidney function

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Serum creatinine

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25
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What are UA used for

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UTI, kidney DISEASE, DM, PREECLAMPSIA

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26
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What are the components of an UA

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Specific gravity, pH, protein, glucose, ketones, nitrites and leukocye esterase, blood, blood cell counting

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27
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What does specific gravity look at

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Looks at balance of water and solid matter in urine

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28
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What has a direct effect on specific gravity

A

Fluid intake

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29
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What can a high specific gravity mean

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Dehydration

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30
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What is a normal uringe pH and what can an abnormal urine pH lead to

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Normal is 6, can lead to stones

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31
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Tell me about protein in urine

A

Normal: negative protein
If protein in: EXERCISE, PREGNACY, kidney DISEASE

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32
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Tell me about glucose in urine

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Normal: negative
If present: (glycosuria), DM, kidney DISEASE
If they have DM: some MEDS can cause it

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33
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Tell me about ketones

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Normal: negative
If ketones in urine: DKA, lwo CHO DIET, FASTING, VOMITING

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34
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Tell me about nitrites and leukocyte esterase

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Normal: negative
If not: both are indicative of UTI

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35
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What is a microscopic analysis

A

Looks at bacteria, yeast, parasites, blood cells

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36
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What can RBC in urine indicate

A

Blood in the urine, possibly from a kidney stone

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37
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What can WBC in urine indicate

A

Poosible infection

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38
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What will happen if there are WBCs, positive nitrites and leukocyte esterase are present

A

Highly suspect UTI, CULTURE and SENSITIVITY

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39
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What does a C&S look at

A

What ORGANISM is growing and a SENSITIVITY report

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40
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What is the purpose of a 24-hour urine collection

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Measures CREATININE clearance: KIDNEY FUNCTION

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41
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What are some tips with 24-hour urine collections

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Start time AFTER first void (don’t collect that void), keep COOL

42
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What do bladder/kidney/renal ultrasounds look at

A

SIZE, SHAPE, LOCATION of KIDNEYS, detect CYSTS, MASSES, and STONES, HYDRONEPHROSIS (swelling of kidneys)

43
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What are the pros and cons of bladder ultrasounds

A

Pro: safe, noninvasive
Cons: not sensitive, hard to see in obese pts

44
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What is the pt prep of ultrasounds

A

FULL bladder, drink fluid and don’t pee

45
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What do Kidney, ureter, and bladder (KUB) X-rays look at

A

STONES, STENTS

46
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What are ureteral stents used to treat

A

Hydronephrosis so kidney can drain urine

47
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What do CT scans look at

A

TONES, MASSES, TUMORS, HYDRONEPHROSIS, OBSTRUCTIONS

48
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What test has the best look at the kidneys and ureters

A

CT scan, with/out contrast

49
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What is a cystoscopy

A

Small camera to visualise the bladdre and urethra

50
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Where is a cystoscopy camera inserted

A

Through the urethra

51
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What is the best way to visualize and assess the bladder

A

Cystoscopy

52
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What can cystoscopys look at

A

CAUSE of hermaturia, incontience, dysuria, frequency, urgency, and retention, BIOPSY

53
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Is anestesia required for cystoscopies

54
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What are the cons of cystoscopy

A

Potential infecition, retention, hematuria

55
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What are some nursing diagnosis for urinary issues

A

IMPAIRED urination/ self-toileting, urinary RETENTION, stress/urge incontinence, risk for impaired SKIN integrity, difficulty COPING, acute PAIN

56
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What are some urinary nursing interventions

A

BEDPAN, URINALS, bedside COMMODE, PRIVACY, toileting SCHEDULE, FLUID intake

57
Q

How do you use a bedpan

A

HIGH-FOWLERS, no longer than 10 MINUTES

58
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How can you provide privacy

A

COVER SHEET

59
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How often should you encourge unrination

A

Every 2hrs

60
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What is the normal intake of fluids

61
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If a person has nocturia when should they stop drinking fluids

A

2hrs before bed

62
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What is hemodialysis

A

Takes blood out, filters it, puts it back in

63
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How long does hemodialysis take

A

SEVERAL HRS, 3X a week

64
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What do dialysis pts have

A

AV fistula, artery and vein together (THRILL and BRUIT)

65
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What does peritoneal dialysis do

A

Instill solution into ABDOMJNAL CAVITY, soultion stays in there and then it filters

66
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Where is peritoneal dialysis donw

A

At HOME, DAILY

67
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What are the riskd of peritoneal dialysis

A

INFECTION (peritonitis), weight GAIN, HIGH blood sUGAR

68
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What do stool cultures do

A

Determine CAUSE of DIARRHEA, detect PARASITES

69
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What are the indications for a stool culture

A

DIARRHEA for several days, blood or mucus, loose stool, contaminated food or water, TRAVEL

70
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What should you do if a stool culture is negative

A

Look for other causes

71
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What happens if a stool cultre is positive

A

IDETNIFY organism and do a SENSITIVITY report

72
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What does fecal occult blood tests (FOBT) look at

A

Measures for MICROSCOPIC BLOOD in feces

73
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What is occult blood

A

Microscopic blood in stool

74
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What are some possible causes of blood in the stool

A

Cancerous GROWTHS, HEMORRHOIDS, anal FISSURES, intestinal INFECTION, UC, CROHN;s diseases, DICERTICULAR diseases, peptic ULCERS

75
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What is the FOBT diet

A

2-3 before test avoid: BEETS, GRAPEFRUIT, FORESERADISH, RED meat, VIT C

76
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What is a positive FOBT test

77
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What do you need to do an upper GI series

A

barium swallow, to look at esophagus, stomach and duodenum

78
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What are the things that upper GI series help diagnose

A

Ulcers, tumors, herias, scarring, abnormalities

79
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What is the pt prep for barium swallow

A

NPO for 4-8hrs, then ingest barium liquid

80
Q

What do you need for a lower GI series

A

Barium enema, to look at rectum, colon, and lower portion of the small intestine

81
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What doesa lower GI series help disgnose

A

Growths, polys, diverticula, cancer

82
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What is the pt prep for a lower GI series

A

Full liquid diet 2 days propor, clear liquid diet 24hr before, laxative/enema hrs before procedure

83
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What are the side effects of the barium

A

Constipation, BMs may be WHITE for 7-14 days

84
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What does an endoscopy (EGD) look at

A

Cmera to visualize the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum

85
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What are the indications for an EGD

A

Swallowing difficulties, vomiting, bleeding, gastric reflux, pain

86
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What is the patient prep for EGD

A

NPO for at least 8hrs prior

87
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What happens with endoscopy

A

Light sedation, does not affect breathing

88
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What is a colonoscopy

A

Camera used to visualize inflamed tissue, ulcers, or growths in the anus, rectum, and colon

89
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What can a colonoscopy identify

A

CANCER, CHANGES, PAIN, BLEEDING, WEIGHT LOSS

90
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What is the patient prep for a colonscopy

A

Clear liquids for 1-3 days, NPO at midnight, laxativeenem, avoid drinks with red/purp;e dyes

91
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What happens during a colonoscopy

A

pt lie on left side, light sedation, camera goes in rectum

92
Q

What is diarrhea

A

HYPERACTIVE bowel sounds, LOOSE/WATERY stools, weight LOSS, CRAMPING, SOFT DISTENTED abdomen

93
Q

What is constipation

A

NARCOTIC pain MEDS, less FLUID intake, low FIBER, HYPOACTIVE bowel sounds, FIRM and TENDER abdomen

94
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What is bowel incontinence

A

SPHINCTER deficiency, RECOGINZE urge, STRIKING

95
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What are some nursing interventions for elimination

A

HIGH FIBER, PLENTY of FLUIDS, WAM liquids, FRUIT jucies, EXERCISE

96
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What do antidiarrheals do

A

Treat DIARRHEA, slows motility to promote absorbption

97
Q

What do laxatives do

A

Treat constipantion, AVOID DAILY USE, CONTRAindicated for those with NV or UNDIAGNOSED abdominal pain

98
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What do stool softeners do

A

Treat constipation

99
Q

What do suppositories do

A

Treat constipation

100
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What do enemas do

A

Treat constipation