EAQ gastrointestinal
the nurse concludes that the teaching about home gastrostomy feedings was effective when the client makes which statement
" i will measure the residual volume before starting the feedings"
a client who had a transurethral resection of the prostate is to be discharged from the outpatient surgical department. which client statement indicates to the nurse that discharge teaching about self care is understood
"I will notify my health care provider if persistent bleeding occurs."
a nurse is reviewing preoperative instructions with a client who is scheduled for orthopedic surgery at 8am the next day. which dietary instructions would the nurse provide
Consume a light evening meal tonight and then no food or fluids after midnight.
which factor would the nurse encourage the client to incorporate into the diet for symptom improvement with celiac disease
Gluten-free diet
after the diagnosis of oral cancer, which statement is best to assess the client needs
Have you noticed any change in your eating habits?
a client with a history of ulcerative colitis has a portion of the large intestine removed, and an ileostomy is created. For which potential life-threatening postoperative complication would the nurse assess in the client
Limited water reabsorption caused by removal of intestine
which information would the nurse consider when caring for an older adult hospitalized for weigh loss and dehydration caused by nutritional deficits
The nutritional needs of an older adult are unchanged except for a decreased need for calories
while educating a client who is scheduled for a bowel resection, which explains the purpose of antibiotics prior to the surgery
They are given to eliminate bacteria from the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
which dietary guideline for a client diagnosed with pancreatitis is most important to teach
avoid ingesting alcoholic beverages
which definition related to steatorrhea
fatty stools
which position should the nurse place the client in which inserting a nasogastric tube for gastric lavage following an overdose of acetaminophen
high fowler
which information would a nurse include in the discharge teaching of a client after total gastrectomy
injections of vitamin B12 for life
which issue would be an ongoing problem for a client with an intestinal ostomy
maintaining skin integrity
which risk factor is associated most commonly with hiatal hernia
obesity
which substances would the nurse advise a client to avoid to limit gastrointestinal irritability
soda
after a bilateral inguinal hernia repair, the nurse should assess the client for the development of which common complication
urinary retention
which recommendation is most important for the nurse to include in a teaching program for a client who has been placed on a 2-g sodium diet
use lemon juice to season meat (adds flavor, low sodium)
which response would a nurse give when a client admitted with a ruptured appendix asks why surgery is being delayed for several hours
"delaying surgery for a few hours allows us to start treating the infection and inflammation in you abdomen before starting surgery
the nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client wiht a new colostomy. the client states; "i hope i can handle all of this at home; its alot to remember" which statement by the nurse is the best response to the clients concern
"you seem nervous about going home"
A client with cholelithiasis has a laser laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Postoperatively it is most appropriate for the nurse to:
Ambulate the client when the client is alert and oriented
which instruction would the nurse include in the teaching for a client who has had a recent colostomy and expresses concern about the inability to control the passage of gas
Avoid foods that in the past caused flatus
which statement by the nurse reflects an understanding of Crohn disease
Crohn disease can affect any area of gastrointestinal tract
which instruction would the nurse provide to help prevent leakage of stool when teaching a client with an ascending colon who is using a colostomy appliance
Empty the appliance when it is approximately one half full with feces.
A client has a history of gastroesophageal reflux disease. why would the nurse monitor a client with GERD for clinical manifestations of heart disease
Esophageal pain may imitate the symptoms of a heart attack.
how often would the nurse assess a clients vital signs after a liver biopsy
Every 15 minutes for two hours
which information recommended by the american cancer society would the nurse include when planning a community health program about screening for cancer
Fecal occult blood testing should be performed yearly beginning at age 50 years
a client with cirrhosis of the liver and ascites fails to respond to chlorothiazide, a thiazide diuretic. spironolactone is prescribed in addition to the chlorothiazide. which reason would the nurse provide regarding the addition of spironolactone to the medication regimen
Helps prevent potassium loss
which food would the nurse offer to a client who is prescribed a clear liquid diet
Jell-O broth gingerale
which appearance would the nurse anticipate a colostomy stoma to have 2 days after an abdominoperineal resection
Moist, red, and raised above the skin surface
which client factor would the nurse consider to have the greatest impact on the effectiveness of bariatric surgery
Motivation to cooperate with required lifestyle changes
a client is admitted to the hospital with jaundice. after numerous diagnostic tests, the health care provider diagnoses the client with cancer of the pancreas. which is the most likely cause of the clients jaundice
Obstruction of the common bile duct by the pancreatic neoplasm
an older adult who is accustomed to taking enemas periodically to avoid constipation is admitted to a long-term care facility. the health care provider prescribes medication, bed rest, and a regular diet. which action would be implemented to help prevent the client from developing constipation
Offer a large glass of prune juice with warm water each morning
a client with ulcerative colitis decides to have a colectomy as advised by the primary health care provider. which is most likely the significant factor that affected the client decision
Surgical treatment cures ulcerative colitis
which explanation would a nurse use to describe the cause of intussusception to a client
Telescoping of a proximal loop of bowel into a distal loop
total parenteral nutrition has been prescribed for a client with a history of malabsorption syndrome who was admitted to the hospital for medical management. which action would the nurse take to prevent a major reaction to the TPN infusion
administer the infusion slowly
which test is most significantly related to the clients response to treatment of acute pancreatitis
amylase level
which condition would be associated with an increased risk in a client with a body mass index of 40
angina osteoarthritis hyperglycemia hyperlipidemia respiratory insufficiency
which term would a nurse use to document a client who has expressed a complete lack of lack of hunger or interest in food for the last 3 days
anorexia
which postoperative nursing intervention maximizes skin integrity in a client who has a colostomy after surgery for cancer of the colon
apply stoma adhesive around the stoma and then attach the appliance
which deficiency would a nurse conclude is causing a client to have difficulty digesting fatty foods
bile
which nutrient deficiency would result in ketosis
carbohydrate
which juice would the nurse teach a client taking spironolactone contains the least amount of potassium
cranberry juice
during dietary teaching of a client with chronic constipation, the nurse identifies with food item as having the least amount of fiber content
cream of wheat
which condition refers to the rapid gastric emptying of undigested food from the stomach into the small intestine
dumping syndrome
which response would a nurse give to an obese client with a hiatal hernia who asks how to prevent esophageal reflux
eat less food at each meal
which food would the nurse instruct the client to avoid on a low residue diet
fresh fruit whole wheat bread
a client who is about to have a blood transfusion asks the nurse, which type of hepatits is most frequently transmitted by transfusion?" which type would the nurse respond with
hepatitis C (A- fecal-oral B- parenterally, sexually D- caused by B)
which information regarding hepatitis C is accurate
hepatitis C can be managed with medication
which position would the nurse place a client in after a recent stroke
high fowler
which component of a therapeutic diet would the nurse encourage the client recovering from an acute episode of alcoholism to consume
high protein
which manifestation would a nurse monitor for in a client who has 1500 mL fluid removed by paracentesis
hypovolemic shock
which statement by a client prescribed a low-sodium diet indicates an understanding of the nurses teaching
i eat shredded wheat cereal for breakfast
how would the nurse respond to a client who is prescribed a 2g sodium diet and asks for juice
i suggest you have either apple juice or pear nectar
which responses form the nurse would be best for a client who states that if no acute symptoms are currently being experienced with a hernia, then it can just be ignored and maybe it will go away
if left untreated any hernia can become trapped and cut off the blood supply, which required emergency surgery
which diminishing function in the older client would result in a decreased ability to fight infection
immunocompetence
which suggestion would the nurse make about ways to increase dietary intake of calcium for a client who is financially struggling
include collards or kale in one meal per day
prednisone, an adrenal steroid, is prescribed for a client with an exacerbation of colitis. when administering the first dose of prednisone to a client with exacerbation of colitis, which information would the nurse provide
it causes suppression of the inflammatory process
for which reason would the nurse discuss the nutritional aspect of palliative care to the family of a client with bone cancer who is experiencing cachexia
it enhances the clients quality of life
which information is important for the nurse to include in the teaching plan for a client admitted to the hospital with crohns disease
meeting nutritional needs
which complication is the primary nursing concern when caring for a client with rapid and shallow respiration, dry and flushed skin, weakness, and lethargy who reports epigastric pain and prolonged vomiting
metabolic alkalosis
which is priority nursing action during the first 48 hours after the admission of a client with a 20 year history of excessive alcohol intake
monitor the clients vital signs
which clinical finding indicates that a postoperative client who has a nasogastric tube attached to low continuous suction may be experiencing hypokalemia
muscle weakness and cardiac dsyrhythmias
Which intervention by the nurse would facilitate gastric decompression in a client with a ruptured peptic ulcer
nasogastric tube to low suction
the nurse recognizes that which female client is at the greatest risk of developing gallbladder disease
older than 40 years of age and obese
which complication of peritonitis would cause a client to be admitted to the intensive care unit
organ failure sever hypotension school occurring due to septicemia deficient intravascular fluid volume cardiac output falling with a reduction in perfusion of vital organs
which action would the nurse take with a client experiencing stomatitis as a result of chemotherapy
provide frequent saline mouthwashes
which action would the nurse perform to help prevent the possibility of choking in a client who recently experienced a stroke
provide thickened liquids at mealtime
which response would cause the nurse to suspect dumping syndrome in a client who had a gastric resection with a vagotomy
reactive hypoglycemia
a nurse is teaching menu planning to a client who has a high triglyceride level. which food avoided by the client indicates that teaching about foods that are high in saturated fat was understood.
red meat
which reason for elevating the head when providing postoperative care for a client with esophageal cancer would a nurse assistant
reduces the risk for reflux materials into the esophagus
which item would be specifically included on a full liquid diet
refined cooked cereals
which information about a new client would indicate the nurse that screening for hepatitis C is appropriate
reports a one time use of intravenous drug 20 years ago
which job description applies to the wound, ostomy, and continence nurse
resource person for the nurse and client with colostomy
which finding would the nurse expect when a client with chronic pancreatitis submits a stool specimen
steatorrhea
which action describes how bisacodyl works within the body
stimulating peristalsis
which information would a nurse expect to find when to find when reviewing a newly admitted clients medication administration record
the clients allergies
a client with hepatitis B asks " are there any medications to help me get rid of this problem" which response by the nurse is appropriate
there are medications to help reduce viral load and liver inflammation
which is the nurses best response when a client with gastric ulcer disease asks when the health care provider has prescribed metronidazole
to treat helicobacter pylori infection
which prescribed vitamin is essential for the synthesis of prothrombin by the liver
vitamin K
a nurse identifies that the client understands information about vitamin K when the client makes which statement
vitamin K is produced in a sufficient amount by intestinal bacteria, so metabolic needs are met in a healthy individual
which deficiency is the most common in the older adult and can result in dizziness and falls
water
which transmission based precaution would be appropriate for a client with salmonellosis
wearing a gown if soiling is likely
which information would the nurse collect to coordinate the plan care for a client with dysphagia
weight loss coughing and choking presence of hoarseness recurrent chest infections conditions under which the problem occurs
which occurrence will indicate return of peristalsis to a nurse a client who had abdominal surgery
when the client passes flatus
which addition to the diet would the nurse encourage for a client admitted for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy to help normalize bowel function after surgery
whole bran Whole bran provides bulk that promotes intestinal motility and a regular bowel movement
which action is primary nursing intervention for a client after resection of the colon and formation of a colostomy that is to be discharge in several days
Determine the client's ability to care
which medications prescription would the nurse discuss with the health care provider because it is contraindicated for a client who is experiencing gastrointestinal bleeding
Ibuprofen
which informaiton would the nurse rprovide to a 45 year old client exposed to a hepatitis A virus at a local restaurant 7 days ago
Inform the client to go to the local health department as soon as possible to get immunoglobulin
thiamine (B1) and niacin (B3) are prescribed for a client with alcoholism. the nurse educated the client that these vitamins will maintain which body function
Neuronal activity
which complication is the nurse attempting to prevent in a client who had bariatric surgery who is encouraged to be more mobile
Pulmonary embolism
which information would the nurse include when discussing prevention of esophageal reflux with an obese with a hiatal hernia
Reduce your caloric intake to foster weight reduction
the nurse determines that there is some movement toward adaptation to the change in body image when a client who had a colostomy place 5 days ago takes which action
Stares at the stoma during dressing changes
which information would be included in the teaching plan for an older adult client with peptic ulcer disease who is taking an antacid and sucralfate
Sucralfate should be taken on an empty stomach one hour before meals
which common physiologic response do all clients with cancer experience that accounts for weight loss
Tumor necrosis factor affects the satiety center
which explanation does the nurse give the client who wants to understand what having an incarcerated hernia means
a piece of the intestine gets stuck in a hole in the abdominal wall
which client response indicated a major concern associated with a gastroscopy
abdominal distention
which information would the nurse include as a priority need for a 36 year old with early alcoholic cirrhosis
abstinence from alcohol
which medication is the preferred drug prescribed by health care providers for abdominal pain in clients with diverticulitis
acetaminophen
a client with gastroesophageal reflux disease is being treated with management. the client states "i like to have a glass of juice every day" which juice is most appropriate for the client on dietary intervention for GERD
apple
which items would be included on the list of foods recommended for a client who has a peptic ulcer disease
applesauce, cream of wheat, and tea
which action would the nurse perform to help relieve the discomfort of a client with parotitis
apply warm compresses over affected side of face
which signs or symptom is expected with advanced cirrhosis
ascites jaundice esophageal varices decreased consciousness numbness and tingling in extremities
which intervention would the nurse plan to help health care team address inadequate nutrition for a client with oral cancer
assess daily weights evaluates swallowing measure nutritional intake monitor intake and output ensure mouth care before and after meals
which intervention would the nurse perform to help an anorexic client reporting a "bad taste" in the mouth when eating
assist with oral hygiene before and after meals
which action would the nurse perform to address the potential for injury because of possible bowel obstruction
auscultate bowel sounds as directed
which information would the nurse included in the discharge teaching plan for client hospitalized with gastritis
avoid alcohol and tobacco use
which teaching wold the nurse provide a client with chronic gastritis who is being treated with medication and diet
avoid using analgesics that contain aspirin
which specific education would the nurse include in the discharge teaching for a client who had surgery for an incarcerated hernia
avoiding lifting heavy items
a nurse teaching a client about low-calcium foods conclude that the teaching is effective when the client selects which food item from the menu
baked chicken roast beef with mashed potatoes
which color would the nurse expect the stoma to be in a client who had a formation of a colostomy 2 days ago
brick red
a frantic parent calls staring stating his or her child has swallowed dish soap
call poison control
which food would the nurse include in teaching for a client who is deficient in vitamin A
carrots leafy greens
which factor is most related to why cholesterol is important in the human body in normal levels
cellular membranes
which common clinical manifestation would the nurse include in a teaching program about the S/S of colorectal cancer for a group of adults
change in bowel habits
which color of stool would a nurse expect in a client with cancer of the head of the pancreas who has been admitted with weight loss, severe epigastric pain and jaundice
clay-colored (bile is prevented form entering the duodenum)
which factor increases the risk for wound dehiscence in a client who had major abdominal surgery 1 day ago
client being overweight
which test is commonly prescribed to assess for diverticulitis
computed tomography (CT) scan
which foods would the nurse instruct a client an ileostomy to avoid
corn celery popcorn and nuts
which type of stool would a nurse teach a client with a peptic ulcer to report immediately
dark brown or black
a client is scheduled for a pyloroplasty and vagotomy because of strictures caused by ulcers unresponsive to medical history. which information about the purpose of vagotomy wold the nurse include when completing education with the client
decreased acid in the stomach
which type of colostomy may allow the client to have bowel continence
descending or sigmoid colostomy
which therapeutic effect would the nurse identify as the reason for administration of neomycin sulfate to a client before colon surgery
destroys intestinal bacteria
which discipline would the nurse choose to consult regarding lifestyle modification for a client with GERD who report being a truck driver who has irregular hours, eats fast food, and sleeps in the cab on occasion
dietitian
which information would a nurse include when teaching a client with pancreatitis about dietary restrictions
eat small meals frequently
a nurse is caring for a client who just had a gastrectomy. which client teaching would the nurse emphasize when discussing hot to avoid dumping syndrome
eat small meals with low-carbohydrate and moderate-fat content
which important strategy that will most likely be a requirement for life will the nurse include in the discharge teaching for a client after a total gastrectomy
eat small, frequent meals
when assessing a client abdomen, the nurse palpates the area directly above the umbilicus
epigastric (hypogastric- lowest middle suprasternal- above sternum)
which food group selected by the client with hypertension indicated understanding of the nurses dietary teaching about foods that are low in natural sodium
fruits (vegetables high in sodium)
which outcome is most important for a client who has been receiving medical intervention for Crohn disease
gains a 1/2 lb per week
which factor does the nurse consider most likely associated with the clients ulcerative colitis
genetic predisposition
which procedure would the nurse perform to demonstrate the proper way of removing a colostomy barrier
gently peel the skin barrier off the skin
when performing the initial history and physical examination for a client with a tentative diagnosis of peptic ulcer, how would the nurse expect the client to describe the pain
gnawing epigastric pain or boring pain in the back
which condition would the nurse expect a client to report wen describing the pain associated with a suspected peptic ulcer in the duodenum
gnawing sensation relieved by food
which immediate action would the nurse take when the client has bright-red, blood emesis
have the client sit upright
which type of hepatitis primarily associated with tattoos would the nurse educator of a college health course include in the teaching plan
hepatitis C -- bloodborne pathogen
a client is admitted to the hospital with slight jaundice and reports of pain on the lift side and back. a diagnosis of acute pancreatitis is made. for which common response to acute pancreatitis would the nurse would monitor
hypovolemia
the nurse provided medication teaching on diuretic therapy to a client who receives a prescription for potassium supplements. which statement by the client causes the nurse to conclude that the teaching was effective
i should report any abdominal distress
a nurse has provided teaching to a client with a newly prescribed proton pump inhibitor. which statement by the client indicated an understanding of why PPL is prescribed
i take this to prevent stomach pain
which statement by the client is accurate regarding constipation
i will exercise by walking at least 30 minutes daily
the nurse is providing teaching to a client who has received a prescription for an oral pancreatic enzyme. the nurse evaluates that teaching is understood when the client makes which statement
i will take it with meals
which statement by a client who is hospitalized with hepatitis A demonstrates an understanding of measure to reduce the risk for spreading the disease
i will wash my hands frequently
which client assessment would the nurse determine represents the highest risk for development of pressure ulcers
incontinence and inability to move independently
which outcome is the primary goal of the nurse administering medications to a client with a hiatal hernia
increase lower esophageal sphincter pressure
which issue would be the priority concern for a client with a perforated bowel with fecal material leaking into a peritoneal cavity
infection
which condition would the nurse suspect in a client with a history of Crohn disease reporting constipation with abdominal cramps that come and go, feeling nauseated, the inability to pass flatus, and a greatly swollen abdomen
intestinal obstruction
which information about vitamin A would the nurse consider when assessing A client for clinical indicators of vitamin A deficiency
it is necessary element of rhodopsin which controls responses to light and dark environments
which enzyme would a nurse consider to be deficient in a client experiencing abdominal discomfort following ingestion of milk
lactase
which associated risk factor would the nurse assess for when collecting a health history on a client with tongue cancer
large amount of alcohol consumption
which intervention would the nurse recommend for a client who underwent a billroth 11 procedure and is experencing duping syndrome after consulting the dietitian
lay down for 30 minutes after meals
in which position would the nurse place a client during a tap water enema
left sims
a client is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of alcohol withdrawal syndrome. which body organ will be protected by the ingestion of a high calorie diet fortified with vitamins
liver (high calorie diet minimized tissue breakdown and promotes healing)
which frequently prescribed antidiarrheal drug would the nurse expect the health care provider to prescribe for a client with severe diarrhea
loperamide (inhibits peristalsis)
which type of diet would the nurse encourage a client with chronic hepatic failure to follow based on the health care provider
low protein -limit 20g daily
which diet would the nurse anticipate the health care provider to prescribe for a client in preparation for ligation of hemorrhoid surgery
low-residue
a health care provider prescribes daily docusate sodium for a client, which action does docusate sodium have in gastrointestinal tract
lowers the surface tension of feces (drawing fluid into the stool)
a client who has had upper right quadrant pain for several months is now experiencing clay-colored stools. laboratory results reveal elevated liver enzymes, and a needle biopsy of the liver is scheduled. which education would the nurse include in the clients teaching about the procedure?
lying on the right side after the procedure is required bc it will decrease the rick for hemorrhage
which statement by a participant during a health symposium signals to the nurse an understanding of how to prevent food poisoning
meats and cream-based foods need to be refrigerated
a client had an abdominal cholecystectomy. postoperatively, the client refuses deep breathing and coughing and states " its too painful" which action would the nurse take
medicate the client for pain before coughing and deep breathing
which factor would increase the risk for esophageal cancer
obesity chronic trauma male gender cigarette smoking excessive alcohol intake
which physiologic response would the nurse mention when providing discharge teaching about the S/S of dumping syndrome after a circumgastric banding bariatric surgical procedure
palpitations
when monitoring a client 24-48 hours after surgery, the nurse would assess for which problem associated with anesthetic agents
paralytic ileus
which condition would by a major a complication of the ileal pouch anal anastomosis procedure
peritonitis (caused by leaking of suture leading to peritonitis)
a client has an excision of an external hemorrhoid. which would the nurse teach the client to use when cleaning the anus after a bowel movement
premoistened medicated pads
a client who recently had an abdoninoperineal resection and colostomy accuses the nurse of being uncomfortable during a dressing change because the "wound looks terrible" which defense mechanism would the nurse identify in the client
projection
which element is formed in the presence of vitamin K and is concluded by the nurse to be the purpose of administering vitamin K prior to cholecystectomy
prothrombin
which information would the nurse include when explaining dumping syndrome to a client
rapid passage of concentrated fluid into the small intestine
a client is admitted with an acute onset of lower quadrant pain. appendicitis is suspected. which clinical indicator is associated with appendicitis
rebound tenderness
in which position would the nurse place a client after a needle biopsy of the liver
right side lying
which complication is possible if a heat pack is applied to the abdomen of a client with undiagnosed abdominal pain
ruptured appendix
which instruction would require further teaching when providing education to a client with diverticulitis
schedule toileting every 2 hours
a client with a ruptured appendix is scheduled for an appendectomy. which position is best for a client returning from an appendectomy for a ruptured appendix
semi-fowler
which position would a nurse place a client with a hiatal hernia in for sleeping
semi-fowler
which type tube would the nurse anticipate for a client with bleeding esophageal varices
sengataken-blakemore
which elevated laboratory test result is most indicative of acute pancreatitis
serum lipase
which clinical manifestation is an early sign of inguinal hernia strangulation
sharp abdominal pain ( wave like, colicky sharp)
which cereal selection indicated to the nurse that the client has understood teaching about how to prevent constipation
shredded wheat
when caring for a client in the early postoperative period after a hemorrhoidectomy, the nurse would place the client in which position
side lying
for which reason wold the nurse question a client taking megadoses of vitamin A
since the liver can store vitamin A, the vitamin can reach toxic levels in the body if taken above the recommended daily dosage
which intervention is generally used to reduce discomfort after a rubber band ligation of internal hemorrhoids
sitz bath
which diet would the nurse teach a client scheduled for gastric bypass to maintain because it will help minimize the clinical manifestations of dumping syndrome
small, frequent feeding schedule
The nurse responds to a client inquiring about how salmonellosis is diagnosed by telling the client that the medical diagnosis is established by which diagnostic test
stool culture
which response would be given by a nurse to client diagnosed with hepatitis A who asks about current treatment options
supportive care
which information would be important for the nurse to teach a client prescribed psyllium 3.5g twice a day for constipation
take with a full glass of water
which action provides evidence that a family member is effectively managing the care for a homebound client with a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube
the head of the bed remains elevated after the feeding
which explanation would a nurse give to a jaundiced client who has hepatitis and is expressing concern over the change in skin color
the liver is unable to remove normal amounts of bilirubin from the blood
for which goal of the nursing care plan would the nurse monitor and report for a client who has undergone a liver biopsy
the surgical site will have no bleeding
a client is being prepared for surgery to have a placement of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube. the client ask why the peg tube is preferred over the existing nasogastric tube that is being used for feedings. which explanation would the nurse give
there is less chance of aspiration
which response would be given by a nurse to a client with dysphagia who states that swallowing can be more easily accomplished with the head titled back quickly
tilting the head back actually makes swallowing more difficult and increases the risk for aspiration
when finding in a client with suspected small bowel obstruction who is placed on metoclopramide would the nurse report to the health care provider immediately
tongue protrusion
which statement made by the nurse is correct regarding total parenteral nutrition
total parental nutrition must be administered through a central intravenous catheter
which information would the nurse include in a postoperative teaching plan regarding sexual activity for a client who has a transverse colostomy
you will be able to resume your usual sexual relationships
a 66 year old woman who has a history of 30 lb weight loss in 3 months with periods of constipation and diarrhea is diagnosed with cancer of the colon. which information would the nurse incorporate into the clients teaching plan about malignant tumors of the colon and rectum
Among the third most common cause of cancer in women.