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    Functional constipation can also transpire when a child experiences an altered routine or involved in a traumatic life event. Organic Constipation Organic constipation can be related to physiological origins such as Hirschsprung’s disease, pseudo-obstruction, neural causes (i.e., spinal cord abnormality), metabolic or endocrine disorders (i.e., hypothyroidism, diabetes insipidus), cystic fibrosis, gluten or congenital anorectal malformations. In the studies reviewed those with organic causes…

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    form when you have a condition called diverticulosis. Your colon, or large intestine, is where water is absorbed and stool is formed. Complications of diverticulitis can include: Bleeding. Severe infection. Severe pain. Perforation of your colon. Obstruction of your colon. What are the causes? This condition is caused by bacteria. It happens when stool becomes trapped in the diverticula. This allows bacteria to grow in the diverticula, which can lead to inflammation and infection. What increases…

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    The conjunctiva was clear and pink of the underlying tissue. Red reflex and peripheral vision were assessed and normal. Nose showed no signs of inflammation or redness and it was clear of lesions or drainage. Nasal Patency was normal with no obstructions bilaterally. Client’s sinuses were inspected and palpated and showed no signs of discomfort or inflammation. Mouth was pink and moist with no pain or abnormalities. Client’s teeth were straight and clean and wisdom teeth are still present.…

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    NURSING DIAGNOSIS: WOUND MANAGEMENT. IMPARIED SKIN INTEGRITY. Related to: Abdominoperineal Resection. Invasion of a structure of the body. Changed circulation. Malnutrition. Desired outcome: Short Term Goals o To prevent infection while the wound is healing. Long Term Goals o To promote healing and recovery quickly without and complications. Assessment/Interventions: Rationales: Regularly take notes and observe the wound, record all characteristics of the site with each bag change. It…

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    year after surgery that required cholecystectomy. In a study on open classical D.S by Abd El-Razik et al. (25) he reported 1 (2.5%) case who developed cholilithiasis that needed cholycystectomy. Bowel obstruction was not reported in our study during the follow up period. Bowel obstruction by internal herniation was reported in 8 ( 2%) patients by Hess and Hess (13) after open classical DS and 3 (2.8 %) patients by Luján et al. (27) after Laparoscopic RYGB. As was stated before,…

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    Shilo Swayze Ivy Tech Community College Columbus Campus Polyps: Polyps are a mass of tissue that arises from the bowel wall and protrude into the lumen. They may develop anywhere in the bowel, but are most common in the sigmoid and colon regions. Polyps are mostly benign, but have the potential to become cancerous. They develop as pedunculated or sessile with pedunculated being more common. The pedunculated…

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    Nutritional Status

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    hyperglycemia, fluid imbalances and electrolyte imbalances. However, if the patient is not tolerating enteral nutrition, parenteral nutrition may be tried. In addition, parenteral nutrition is recommended for patients with GI obstruction, NPO for greater than I week, such as bowel resection and patients who are admitted very malnourished & unable to tolerate enteral feeding (Moore, 2016). Mr. J needs high protein enteral feeding since he is in intensive care unit, an elderly patient, and has…

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    of radiography itself injects a dye use doctor in para bloodstream achieve visual contrast radiography, allowing the doctor to see scam Clarity calculus and evaluate the degree of obstruction.  Computed tomography (CT) x-ray CT provides high resolution and send verify description and location of calculus Grade Obstruction sin Need for intravenous contrast dye. In the laboratory the analysis of the urine also can determine the physical characteristics of the stone as a size, shape, weight, color…

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    Dietitian In Canada

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    the small bowel, or inadequate dietary intake, the person with Crohn's disease is at risk for nutritional…

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    Case Report: Incidental Finding and Repair of a Morgagni Diaphragmatic Hernia during a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Key Words: Morgagni Hernia, Case Report, Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Abstract Morgagni hernias are a rare finding, but even rarer are those that present asymptomatically in adulthood. This case presentation discusses an asymptomatic Morgagni hernia that was incidentally found in an elderly patient during a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Our patient complained of right upper…

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