NUR 144 - Week 4 - Fecal Diversino Flashcards

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Describe Pre-Op Care for a patient undergoing an ostomy

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  • Fluids and blood replacement prn
  • Antibiotics as prescribed
  • Diet = small frequent meals & low residue, high protein
  • Mark surgical site (visible to patient)
  • Pre-Op teaching
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Describe Post-Op care for a patient with an ostomy

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  • Early ambulation
  • Respiratory consideration
  • Monitor for bleeding/infection
  • Pain meds

Ostomy
- Stoma color
- Swelling is normal
- Clear dressing
- Monitor for fecal drainage
(Usually 24-48hrs ileostomy
Usually 3-6 days colostomy)

Emotional Support
- Grief is common
- Pt may need education abt sexual function, pregnancy, recreational activities
- Delay education is pt not receptive

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What are factors to consider in ostomy care?

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  • Ileostomy or Colostomy
  • Temporary or permanent
  • Continent (as in incontinence vs. continent; do they have control over it?)
  • Capped
  • Irrigation
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Post-Op Ostomy Drainage:

Ileostomy

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  • Continuous liquid drains to a pouch
  • no sphincter, no control over drainage
  • Stoma will shrink first few weeks post-op
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Post-Op Ostomy Drainage:

Continent ileal reservoir (Kock pouch)

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  • Continuous drainage collect in the indwelling
  • reservoir for 2-3 weeks post-op
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Post-Op Ostomy Drainage:

Transverse colostomy

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  • Soft unformed
  • No sphincter, no control over drainage
  • Drains to a pouch
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Post-Op Ostomy Drainage:

Descending or Sigmoid Colostomy

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  • More solid stool
  • No sphincter, no control over drainage
  • Drains to a pouch
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Assessments to make on the stoma

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  • Skin complications higher with ilesotomy
  • More than trace blood or bright red blood = abnormal

Assess for skin breakdown
- Allergies: appliance, skin barrier, paste
- Chemical irritant
- Mechanical injjury

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10
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Which ostomy has higher risk of skin complications?

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Ileostomy

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Food considerations for stoma patient

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Increased fluid intake
Avoid indigestible fiber (think corn = blocks tube)

Deodorizing foods
- Spinach
- Parsley
- Bismuth sub carbonate (3-4 per day as prescribed)

Odor producing foods
- Asparagus
- Cabbage
- Onions
- Fish

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