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the result of decrese iron supply due to excess bls loss and poor diet and malabsorption is called
fe deficiency
what is the average aduls has
about 4 g (3 g HGB and 500-1 store in the liver
how much does the body loss ecah day
1.5 mg/ fe daily
whwho is most at risk
pregnant, hemodialysis, infants
who is this comonly seen with
poor nut
older adults
lower SES
phsiologic-mens
patho- GI bleeding
What is the clinical manifestation seen with this pt (mild and severe?
fatigue and exertional dyspnea(mild)
severe: cheilosis
concave nails
smooth red shiny tounghe
what type of DT test is done with this pt
RBC= hypochromic and microcytic
peripheral bld smear -check anemia
diagnostic test to confirm if pt has anemia includes
low serum fe
low ferritin
elevate TIBC
What type of meds or tx how
Ferous sulfate on empty stomach with Vit C avoit grapefruit juice
Stool softer
what are some teaching regarding meds SE
stain teeth so take it with straw
teach pt to report for sign of systemic rx such as
flusing N/V and myalgia
other managment includes
teach to conserve energy
constipation(laxative, stool softner)
quiet envt
monitor dizziness
check and determine stool color consistency, freq and amnt of black tarry stool
what vit def is absorb in the stomach that is carried in the ileum where absorb and transported to body?
Vitamin B12
who's pt is at more risk
pt who had total gastrectomy and ileal resection= need parental v12 lifetime
what cause b12 def
poor diet
malabsorption
pernicous anemia
surgery
vegetarian-
lack B12 alter periperal nerves, spine and brain
what type of DT is done with this pt
Serum=low
RBC- macrocytic and megaloblastic
what test is done to confirm pernicous anemia
24 schilling test
what type of sx are seen with this pt
neuro ab
peripheral neuropathy
loss proprioception
deception
loss balance
diminish vibrating sence
impaired memory and loss mental status
what type of treatment is done with this pt
parenteral administration of Vit B12
for nut def- oral
vegetarian- increase fortified soy
Malabsorption pt0 lifetime meds
what type of teaching is done with this pt about the meds
burn sensation may be felt
diet should includ
dairy, animal products, egg and clients w pernicous need to take their meds regularly
what is ____ essential for DNA synthesis
folic acid
what are the cause
poor diet, OH, HCG, anorexia
overcook food
meds (contraceptive, antiepileptic)
who are more at risk
TPN,
HCG
teenager
hemodialysis
what type of DT test are seen and done
macrocytic anemia
meglaoblastic in BM (fragile state)
Low serum folate
what type of sx seen with folic acid def
NO NEURO SX
gi sx
cardiac palpitation
pallor, fatigue
what are some tx for this pt
pt with diet def?
PO folic acid daily 100-200 mg well balance diet
diet def:
1 mg day for 3 mos
what type of diet may be given with this pt
meet, egg
cabbage, brocolli, brussel
green leafy veg
cirtus fruits
nursing intervention
energy saving tech
monitor lab
encourage and assist with good oral hygience
What is the most common variation that occur in about 20 % of women
uterine displacement
what represent a severe uterine problem in which uterus is displaced downward into the vaginal canal to a point of cervix and uterus pass outside the body
prolapse
what is UP usually associated with
cystocele and rectocele
UP occur to whom
multiparous white-injury to faschia
Obesity
COPD
ascites
uterine tumor
UP may also be congenital or acquired how
childbirth, close HCG
sugery
obesity and aging
the severity is base on degree ist degrees pt are seen with
within vagina
second degree
cervic protrudes fr vaginal orifice
third degree
entire uterus
what happen premenopause
uterus hypertrophy
engorge and flabby
vaginal mucosa thickens
stasis ulcer may develop
If patient complain ofprotrude of rectum in
vagina wall its called
rectocele
herniate into the bladder is called
cystocele
what is common in female and may remain asymptomatic
cystocele
what hormone help tone and with its lost result in atropic changes?
estrogen
a pt with 1st degree may experience what sx? and with severe?
sense heaviness
falling out of vagina
fell like sit in ball
as a result of uterine engorgement, premenoupause pt may develop
leukorrhea
menometrorrhagia
postmenopause pt due to bleeding and discharde result fr
ifection and ulceration
pt with cystocele may complain of
stress UI
(cough,lift, laugh)
increase UTI
pt with rectocele complain of
hemorrhoids and constipation
what type of DT
pelvic exam
Fistulogram- inj dye locate and severity
small fistula-surgery
cystocele result with
vaginal outlet relaxe and thin with smooth bulging mass, b/w th cervix
rectocele patient have
thin wall rectovaginal septum that project into the vagina
with postmenopausal pt what type og tx are done
estrogen therapy to maintain tone and integrity
what is the biggest nursing intervention for all women
exercise
if pt have pain or bleeding other method inlcudes
pesary ( rubber thatn maintain uterus in forward position)
when is surgery done and what type
A&P colporrhy (tighten the vagina wall)
pt with mild sx rectocel and cystocele may have
estrogen exercise and pesary
what other method is done with pt with cystocele
urothrovesical suspension
what are some teaching needs to be considered with this pt
kegel exercise 10-12 x daily
obeset pt- lose wt
insertion of presary
cleaning and removing 1 wk or mos if not tx right cause infection and fistula
what are some surgery guidelines with perineal care
perinneal care after vid or BM
Normal saline, sterile cotton ball to clean
for discomfort may do
sitz bath
douch daily
what should be avoided post op for A&P colporrhapy?
Avoi straining-stool softner
avoid lifting for 6 wks
avoid jarring/sex
leg exercise may be done for
6 wks
diet
high fiber and increase fl intake
Abnormal tunneling like opening
develop -vagina
rectum
bladder(vesico)
urethro
called
Fistula;
rectovaginal
vesico(urethra)
what cause fistula to form and result with
surgery
childbirth, trauma, radiotherapu
patho includes
compromise bld supply/tissue damage
constant leak of UA, flatus, fecal
drain excoriate, irritate vaginal
dx how
genitouirinary fistula leak of UA into vagina
what type of test is done with this pt
fistulogram
pelvic knee chest
small fistula may be treated with rest but with opening more than 6 mos treated with
surgery A&P
make sure what needs to be treated ist prior to surgery
tissue inflammation and edema
what is used temp to divert UA and fecal stream?
foley, ureteral or nephrostomy catheter
post op care is expected with what type of drainage
seransangineous
monitor for fecal and ua drainage
what other nursing responsibility
douche and bed rest
what NI for pt with no surgery done?
focus on comfort, infection
prevention
sitz bath and careful cleasing with mild soap and water
protective pads
____spermatic cord twist and testicle create loss f bld flow
Testicular torsion
decrease in bld flow in the testicle can cuase
ischemia and pain
pain maybe associated with
trauma and physical exertion
most case no precipitating event
pain may awaken pt at night
what is a congenital risk factor for TT
bell clapper deformity
inappropriate attache of testicla and spermatic cord
cord wist cause longer spermatic cord and L test
TT occur with whom?
neonate and adolescent incidence peak in pt age 14 with 60% b/w 12 and 18
sx of TT inlcudes
iscemia
unrelieve pain
scrotum isscrotum=swollen, tender and red
affected side-eleveated due to twist and shrotening
cord =pull up testicle
absent cremasteric reflex
no fever
during physical assestment testis is
scrotum=swollen, tender and red
affected side-eleveated due to twist and shrotening
cord =pull up testicle
absent cremasteric reflex
no fever
UA normal
testis elevated w/ abnormal lie
testis swollen and tender
epidi may also be tender
when pt no longer have pain maybe due to
infarction and necrosis
severe=gangrene
what type of tx and when should it be treated
surgery- tx within 6 hrs
what type of DT are used
doppler ultrasound
identify a decrease in bld flow
check structure of bellclapper;trauma
what can be attempted mannually
detorsion to untwist spermatic cord
what if detorsion is unsuccessful what othe tx
testis is fixed with scrotal wall-orchipexy
when should it be excised
if gangrenous/ orchioctetomy
inserted testicular prosthesis
nursing care includes
ice bag (scrotal elevation and dec swelling
monitor sign of
testicular necrosis and fever
small penrose drain and maybe place dressing
change
nurse continue to monitor pt for
testicular necrosis and fever
penrose drain plaice in scrotum
educate pt about
info on physiologic change result fr atrophy or
surgical removal
Fertility may/may not be affected
counseling
postoperatively pateint may
take sitz bath as neede
scrotal support should be worn for how long to control edema?
what are some limitation and what should be avoided?
wear scrotal support for 3 wks to control edema
limit stair climbing to two flights for 4 wks to
prevent strain on scrotal tissues
Avoid lifing/carrying wt >5 lbs for four wks
refrain sex activity for 6 wks to prevent starin for
scrotal tissue
What is BPH
enlargement of prostate gland tissue
part is atrophy
large and nodular
what can interfere with pt
urination and kidney function
when is this commonly seen at what age
S&S seen >50 yo
who does not develop BPH
male who is castrated before puberty
BPH occur with what age group
60 yo and 70 year old or older
most often BPH develop where
inner portion of the gland
how does BPH bldder obstruction enlarges
nodular tissue imrpinges the urethra- elongate, and compress obstruct urinary
man strain to empty bladder due to
urine stream is weak cause man to strain= hypertrophy
trabeculation of bladder wall increses
provide pockets of urinary retention and shows up on ultrasound
Due to muscular thickening bladder has less capacity and is less compliant
Increase pressure in the bladder
what effects is seen with prolonged bladder exposure to high pressure
hydronephrosis and kidney atrophy
bladder muscle tone diminish overtime
blader have residual UA- alkaline
During acute U retention sx include for pt with BPH
urinary hesitancy, freq, urgency, dribbling
nocturia, hematuria, urinary retention
senstaion of incomplete emptying of the bladder
strain to pie
decreased fprce p irome strea,
postvoid dribbling
(UTI sx)
how is bPH diagnose
Renal fx( BUN & creatinine)
UA (culture and sensitvity)
prostate specific antigen bld test >50yo
cystourethroscopy(outflow obstructio, lenth of urethra, bladder invol)
uroflometry( nonivasive procedure-blader emptuing)
urodynamics-computerized test0 bladder pressure dx obstruction
IVP-outline urinary tract
cystoscopy and bladder scan
urinalyss with Culture and sensitivity
what are some complications that may be seen with this pt
kidney do, backflow of UA
Urinary retention---UTI phylonephritis and sepsis
What is the meds to tx BPH
Finasteride- decrease prostate size take few mos
SE includes
SE( dec libido, impotence, enjaculation d/o
what other meds, se and when it should be given
Alpha adrenerfic blocker- flomax , minipress (se orthos. Hypotension)
diet
lycopene
what should be avoided
anticholinergic, decongestant, tranquilizer, antidepressant
OTC cold meds, antihistamine, coffee, OH,
pt with mild bPH are tx wtih
reg check up watchful waiting
pt whose drug tx are not effective can do
laser microwave tech
destroy tissue using A
microwave thermotherapy outpt
for pt with anticoag meds
not 4 pt with hip rep, pacemaker and defib
for Pt with recurrent and obstrucive problem what is the tx of choice
surgery base on severity, I sx and persistent UTi
major glandular procedure is called
TURP
general spiral anesthesia
resectoscope pass throug urethra
During proceurel=; irrigate continous
what are the pre op procedure
baseline
doc use of OTC, acetulsaliculic acid
coumadin
NDAID
anticougulant
check BM
inform 3 way foley cath
bladder irrigation
UA red or pink few days post op
during procedure pt may develop water intoxication or known as
tur sundrome- excess irrigation
SE cerebral edema- confuse and agitation
post resectoscope---large forley
traction may be apply
spasm usually appear when
24-48 hrs
what is constant irrigation for
dc 24- 2 days with no sx
preven clot, done via Foley
use Genitourinary irrigating sol
the UA post op
red pink- amber
after removal of cath if pt unable to void due to edema
reinsest cath
What is the meds to tx BPH
Finasteride- decrease prostate size take few mos
SE includes
SE( dec libido, impotence, enjaculation d/o
what other meds, se and when it should be given
Alpha adrenerfic blocker- flomax , minipress (se orthos. Hypotension)
diet
lycopene
what should be avoided
anticholinergic, decongestant, tranquilizer, antidepressant
OTC cold meds, antihistamine, coffee, OH,
pt with mild bPH are tx wtih
reg check up watchful waiting
pt whose drug tx are not effective can do
laser microwave tech
destroy tissue using A
microwave thermotherapy outpt
for pt with anticoag meds
not 4 pt with hip rep, pacemaker and defib
for Pt with recurrent and obstrucive problem what is the tx of choice
surgery base on severity, I sx and persistent UTi
major glandular procedure is called
TURP
general spiral anesthesia
resectoscope pass throug urethra
During proceurel=; irrigate continous
what are the pre op procedure
baseline
doc use of OTC, acetulsaliculic acid
coumadin
NDAID
anticougulant
check BM
inform 3 way foley cath
bladder irrigation
UA red or pink few days post op
during procedure pt may develop water intoxication or known as
tur sundrome- excess irrigation
SE cerebral edema- confuse and agitation
post resectoscope---large forley
traction may be apply
spasm usually appear when
24-48 hrs
what is constant irrigation for
dc 24- 2 days with no sx
preven clot, done via Foley
use Genitourinary irrigating sol
the UA post op
red pink- amber
after removal of cath if pt unable to void due to edema
reinsest cath
what need to be assessed for
CONTINENCE
2 wks after turp tissue slough off
MD if bleeding
persist bladder discofor spasm or failure of cath to drain is complication of
hemoorrhage caths displace
perforation
other complication
urethral stricture
retrograde ejaculation and urination
postoperatively
Adeq UA elimination
bladder irrigation
output >50 ml/
risk water intoxication
nurse assess for hyponatremia
elevated BP, dec pulse, Nausea and confuse
tx with hypertonic salie & diuretic, MD
pt may control discomfort with what type of meds
narcotic
beladomma and opium suppo
8-10 fluids/day
freq voiding after remove cath
use stool softener/laxative
well hydrate
what type of nursing intervention to prevent infection
IV antibiotics
increase fl
nurse: check UTI sx
fever, chills, dysuria, flank pain, malaise -=md

relive anxiety
perineal exercise-kegel
freq voiding
reassure infertility
prevent abd perineal pressure
prevent abd/perineal pressure
avoid sitti long period/lifting wt >5lbs
strenous activity for 6 wks
don't climb>2 flight of stair no sex for 3 wks
no drive for 2 wks
avoid constipaition and strainig
fresh veg, fruits, whole grain and brain
what should be reported
constipation
no enema and suppository
teach pt to monitor
sign of infection
bld clot in ua