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Post-Operative Issues in Patient Care

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What is a common risk associated with catheter use?

Skin breakdown (correct)

Dehydration

Weight gain

High blood pressure

What does the placement of a stoma allow for regarding urination?

Urine is absorbed into the bloodstream

Increased risk of urinary tract infections

Complete bladder control

Urine exits through the skin (correct)

What factor can contribute to diarrhea related to dietary habits?

High protein diet

Increased sugar intake

Consumption of fiber

Chewing movements (correct)

Which type of catheter allows for removal after use?

Straight catheter Signup and view all the answers

In older adults, which of the following changes may occur neurologically?

Retention issues Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between stool consistency and water absorption?

Less water absorption leads to more formed stool Signup and view all the answers

What can happen if a patient refuses to eat post-operation?

Possible complications in recovery Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Post-Operative Issues

Risk for skin breakdown due to diaper rash
Abdominal pain
Risk for catheter abuse
Post operative infection
Retention issues
Neurological changes in older adults
Jurine exits through stoma
Ynimiskhadder catheter is placed in stoma
Straight tubing is removed after the big tubing
Foley bag is used and poses a higher risk of infection
PYYnd mn catheter
Moving material through the intestines
Diarrhea
Diarrhea can be caused by chewing movements
Use of enema can increase water absorption
More formed stool
Liquidy stools
Keep stoma dry, even if they're dark
Refusing to eat
Rocking back and forth

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Description

This quiz covers various post-operative complications that healthcare providers need to monitor, including skin breakdown, abdominal pain, and infection risks. It also delves into specific concerns such as catheter management and stoma care. Test your understanding of these critical nursing concepts for effective patient recovery.