PPT-Constipation, Scant Feces, Alimentary Tract Hemorrhage

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By Dr Hussein AlNaji Constipation is the decreased frequency of defecation accompanied by feces that contain a decreased concentration of water The feces vary

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By Dr Hussein AlNaji Constipation is the decreased frequency of defecation accompanied by feces that contain a decreased concentration of water The feces vary in consistency from being hard to dry and of small bulk . The frequency of bowel movements among healthy people varies from three movements a day to three a week Patients usually report constipation when there are changes to harder stool consistency the presence of pellets straining or feelings of incomple Feces. It is the waste material passed out from the bowl through the anus .. Feces is composed of the remaining digested / undigested food , water ,bacteria and gastrointestinal tract secretions.. POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE “PPH”. Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as blood loss in excess of 500 . mL. at the time of vaginal delivery.. . There is normally a greater blood loss . following delivery by cesarean section;. BOWEL ELIMINATION. Bowel elimination is a basic physical need. . It is the excretion of wastes from the digestive system.. As a health care worker, you will deal with bowel elimination on a regular basis.. 204 Chang Gung Med J Vol. 26 No. 3were obvious. The amount of nasogastric tubedrainage was 1000 ml per day. Abdominal sonogrammal bowel dilatation. Upper gastrointestinal (UGI)cm distal to the liga PANCREAS. LARGE INTESTINE. LIVER . GALL BLADDER. SMALL INTESTINE. APPENDIX. ASSISTING WITH. BOWEL ELIMINATION. NORMAL BOWEL MOVEMENTS. THE FREQUENCY OF BOWEL MOVEMENTS VARIES FROM PERSON TO PERSON.. The order is:. Mouth. Pharynx. Esophagus. Stomach. Small intestine. Large intestine. Rectum. Anus. Ingestion and mastication. Mouth (aka Oral cavity). Both physical (chewing food) and chemical digestion occur (salivary amylase). continual supply . of water, electrolytes, and . nutrients.To. achieve . this requires . (. 1) movement of food through. the alimentary tract; (2) secretion of digestive juices. and digestion of the food; (3) absorption of water,. Diagnosis of Parasites. What does it look like. ?. WHERE WAS IT FOUND?. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW? . What does it look like?. Diagnosis by Morphology. How big is it and what does it look like? Grossly . characterised. by the passage of . hard, dry stools . less frequently . than by the person’s normal pattern.. Patient . Assessment. Details of bowel habit. Associated . symptoms….. Bowel cancer.  By. Hussein . AlNaji. . Removal of the primary cause of the disease is essential, but a major part of the treatment of diseases of the alimentary tract is supportive and symptomatic.. Relief Of Abdominal Pain. Lies . btw.oesophagus. and duodenum. Mean capacity- 30 ml (at birth), 1000ml (puberty), 1500ml(adult). Situation- left . hypochondric,epigastric . and umbilical area.. exterior. interior. relations. Download PDF Nature\'s Quick Constipation Cure™ eBook by Dr. Scott McLeod - a meticulously crafted and scientifically-backed plan designed to provide fast and effective relief from constipation.

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