Asked by Diana Torres on Jul 20, 2024
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In caring for a patient who has a pouch for a noncontinent urinary diversion,which nursing intervention is essential?
A) Empty the pouch when it is one-third to one-half full.
B) Remove the ureteral stents after 2 days.
C) Pouch the stoma with the patient sitting up.
D) Dispose of used pouches in the toilet.
Noncontinent Urinary Diversion
A surgical procedure to create a new path for urine to leave the body after bladder removal, where the flow of urine cannot be voluntarily controlled.
Nursing Intervention
Any action taken by nursing staff to improve or support the health outcomes of a patient.
- Clarify the control of ostomy mechanisms, pointing out the imperative of exact sizing and diligent maintenance.
- Demonstrate knowledge of post-operative care and patient education for individuals with new ostomies.
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Shoaib MohammedJul 24, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Empty pouches when they are one-third to one-half full so that the weight of the pouch does not disrupt the seal.A surgeon places the stents;these will be removed during the hospital stay or at the first postoperative visit with the surgeon.Place the patient in a semi-reclining position.If possible,provide the patient a mirror for observation.Properly dispose of used pouches and soiled equipment according to agency policy.
Learning Objectives
- Clarify the control of ostomy mechanisms, pointing out the imperative of exact sizing and diligent maintenance.
- Demonstrate knowledge of post-operative care and patient education for individuals with new ostomies.
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