Lab 6 Ostomy-Rectal Meds-Enemas-Rectal Tubes Flashcards

1
Q

how full should an ostomy pouch be before you change it

A

empty when 1/3 full

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2
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how often is an ostomy pouch changed

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depends on pouch but usually every 3-5 days

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3
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when is the best time to change an ostomy pouch

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either before breakfast or 1-2 hours after

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4
Q

what type of drainage would a colostomy have

A

semi formed to mostly formed stool since most of the intestine remains intact so stool still forms

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5
Q

what dietary changes need to be made for a person with a colostomy

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usually people do not need to make major changes since most of the intestine remains intact

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what type of drainage would there be from an ileostomy

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less formed liquid stool since more of the intestine has been bypassed or removed

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what are two nursing care priorities for someone who has an ileostomy

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-assessment of intake output and fluid/electrolyte balance
-assessment of stoma skin and surrounding area since stool from an ileostomy is incredibly irritating to the skin

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would a person with an ileostomy require more fluids than a person with a colostomy

A

yes since the more intestine you have removed the more fluids are lost since there is less time for absorption

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9
Q

What is the most common type of urostomy

A

ileal conduit which is where a piece of ilium is taken to create a stoma for the urinary system

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10
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how often is a urostomy pouch changed

A

every 2-7 days

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11
Q

does a bowel resection always result in the formation of an ostomy

A

no since they can sometimes perform anastomosis which is when the rejoin the two ends of the bowel

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12
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What is a hartmann’s procedure

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when there is a part of bowel left in place beyond the stoma so it may be reversed at a later time

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13
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what is a loop ostomy

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bowel is not completely severed and instead a loop of bowel is brought through the skin

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14
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what is a double barrel stoma

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when the bowel is cut into to sections and both sections are brought to the surface

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15
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What is the biggestconcern when a PT has a stoma prolapse

A

May compromise the circulation of the stoma

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16
Q

what is mucocutaneous separation

A

when the stoma starts to become detached from the skin that surrounds it

17
Q

what is the difference between contact dermatitis and irritant dermatitis

A

Contact dermatitis is when the PT is sensitive to a product used in the ostomy system like tape or powder and irritant dermatitis is when the skin has become irritated from the contents of the ostomy bag

18
Q

What device is used right after an ostomy surgery to ensure that caregivers don’t have to press to hard on the skin

A

A low pressure adapter which gives the clinician more finger space so they don’t have to press to hard on the patient

19
Q

what type of ostomy would a closed end pouch be used

A

usually used for a colostomy since the PT is probably producing fully formed stool and it might only happen once a day

20
Q

what product would a nurse use if they wanted to keep skin dry and keep the pouching system well adhered to the skin

A

stomahesive powder

21
Q

What products can be used to fill gaps around the bag and protect the skin of the patient

A

Stoma paste and barrier rings/strips

22
Q

What is the goal of ostomy irrigation

A

The goal is to train the bowel to empty at the same time each day

23
Q

What are two important medication considerations to make for a patient with an ileostomy

A

-Avoid enteric coated tablets and extended release medication (since they won’t have time to absorb the medication without the large intestine)
-may be helpful to take liquid medications or crush tablets to increase absorption

23
Q

What is the goal of a cleansing enema

A

used to promote complete evacuation by stimulating peristalsis with large volume of fluid

24
Q

what is the goal of a carminative enema

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to stimulate peristalsis and expel flatus

25
Q

what is the goal of an oil retention enema

A

Lubricates the rectum and the feces absorbs the oil which softens the stool

26
Q

what suppository would be used to soften the stool

A

glycerin suppository since it draws more water into the intestine to make the stool softer

27
Q

What suppository would be used to stimulate more peristalsis to produce a bowel movement

A

bisacodyl suppository

28
Q

what medications would a patient on level 1 bowel protocol receive

A

they would receive sennosides 12 mg

29
Q

what medications would a patient on level 2 bowel protocol receive

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sennosides 24 mg and polyethylene glycol 17g

30
Q

what medications would a patient on level 3 bowel protocol receive

A

Sennosides 24 mg and polyethylene glycol 17g

31
Q

what medications would a patient on level 4 bowel protocol receive

A

if there is stool present use glycerine suppository if no response then bisacodyl suppository and if no response use a fleet enema

32
Q

what are the lengths of time since bowel movement for each level of the bowel protocol

A

Level 1-24 hours
level 2-48 hours
level 3-72 hours
level 4-96 hours

33
Q

what is the best position for a client while administering a suppository

A

left lateral position (laying on the left side)

34
Q

necrosis of a stoma is most likely to occur within how many hours after surgery

A

most likely to occur within 72 hours after surgery

35
Q

who needs to change their diet more someone with an ileostomy or colostomy

A

someone with a ileostomy since food does not pass through the large intestine

36
Q

what kind of food should people with an ileostomy avoid

A

popcorn
nuts
seeds

37
Q

when administering a cleansing enema the bag should be hung how high above the anus

A

30 cm

38
Q

the balloon of a rectal tube should be inflated with how much water

A

45 mL’s