Stomas

Question 1

end ileostomy

Answer 1

RIGHT
distal ileum is brought out to the skin surface and forms a stoma

panproctocolectomy for UC and FAP or emergency situations such as severe intra abdominal sepsis

Question 2

what is an ileostomy?

Answer 2

RIF
artificial opening made int he small intestine to divert content to the exterior of the body and allow for these to be collected in an appliance of some sort. content are in liquid form

Question 3

colostomies

Answer 3

sutured flush to the skin

Question 4

loop ileostomy

Answer 4

stoma involving the small intestine where a loop is brought to eh surface through the abdominal wall
both the proximate dn distal ends of the ileum opening into the same stoma without being completely transected

temporary and done for distal anastomosis to heal then can be reversed

Question 5

loop colostomy

Answer 5

LUQ
large bowel
entered loop of bowel is brought out to the skin surface through abdominal wall

proximal drains faeces and distal drains mucus

temp for debunking to protect distal anastomosis
or to relieve distal obstruction from colorectal cancer

Question 6

end colostomy

Answer 6

involves the large bowel usually on L side of abdomen or LIF.

usually permanent
proximal loop of colon is brought to the surface

blind loop, stapled during the operation and left in the abdomen pelvis

Question 7

mucous fistula

Answer 7

can be located anywhere on the surface of the abdomen. most commonly LIF and involves single lumen of bowel brought to the surface to collect mucus produced in the distal part of the bowel.