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end stoma
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the result of the bowel being cut in half, with one end brought to the surface of the skin
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loop stoma
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created when an entire loop of bowel is brought to the surface and is temporarily supported by a plastic rod or bridge
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a double barrel stoma
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involves bringing both ends of the bowel to the skin surface as two separate stomas
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stoma made in the colon or large intestine LLQ
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colostomy
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stoma made in the ileum or the small intestine RUQ
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ileostomy
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ileal conduit
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the ureters are attached to small pieces of intestine that carries urine out of the body
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Ureterostomy
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created when the bladder has been removed. One or both of the Ureters are redirected from the kidney through the abdominal side
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should skin around the stoma be reddened?
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no
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itching and bumpy red skin around stoma
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candidiasis
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management of psoriasis around a stoma
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increase dressing changes
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an inflammatory skin disease which eats at skin
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pyoderma gangrenosum
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management of pyoderma gangrenosum
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refer to physician for treatment. Refer to ET nurse for wound and ostomy management
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bluish-purple discoloration of the skin caused by dilation of the cutaneous veins around the stoma
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Caput meduseae
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management of caput meduseae
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gentle pouch removal and skin cleaning technique. avoid rubbing the skin
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does not have adequate length and therefore functions at or below the level of the skin
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flush stoma
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how much can you lift when you have a stoma
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no more than 25 lbs
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care of ischemic stoma
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allow necrosis and then cut off
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