PPT-Intestinal stoma Dr.Supachok

Maspakorn ChianhraiPrachanukroh Hospital Intestinal stomais An artificial opening made between the bowel and skin To divert intesinal content and flatus to the exterior Where it can be collected in an external appliance. DEFINITION . A stoma is an opening that is created to allow stool or urine to pass out of the body. Although more . common in . adults, it is not unusual for a child to have . ostomy. surgery. For some the stoma is carried out as a . Intestinal . failure is characterized by the inability to maintain protein energy, fluid, electrolyte, or micronutrient balance due to GI disease when on a normal diet. . Intestinal . failure ultimately leads to increase malnutrition and even death if the patient does not receive . Ostomy. . Management:. The . Poorly Sited Stoma and the Psychosocial Impact on the Patient. Alexis Sherman RN, BSN, CWOCN. New York, New York. Case. Case History. 52 year old F. History of . Crohn’s. Integrated Living Australia(formerly BDNH). 28/6/20017. A P of Gastrointestinal Tract. 1. Food is transported form the mouth to the stomach by the oesophagus. 2. The liquid material is passed into the small intestine which consists of . Adan Sanchez, MD. The . stomach has a controlling power upon the health of the entire body.. —Anything . which is taken into the stomach and converted into blood becomes a part of the being.. —. Natural Physiologic Barrier. Begum. Stoma . Opening in the bowel. Internal . Surgical . – . eg. . . Gastrojejunostomy. Spontaneous. – . eg. . . Cholecystoduodenal. External . Surgically designed. . Feeding purpose - . jejunostomy. 2018 HMO Teaching. By . Dr. Pith Soh Beh. Definition. stoma. . . Types of stoma (-ostomy). . . . . Definition. stoma. Greek word for “opening” or “mouth”. natural orifice vs man-made. . NEC. . Disease of premature & low birth weight infant.. Difficult to define.. Unclear risk factors.. What are the best treatment strategies ?. common in . adults, it is not unusual for a child to have . ostomy. surgery. For some the stoma is carried out as a . temporary measure. , to allow the gut a period of rest and recovery, whilst for others it may be permanent, having . Subject: Stoma Siting Procedure Purpose: Marking the site for a stoma preoperatively allows the abdomen to be assessed in a lying, sitting and standing position. Such an assessment allows the determi Deworming. . day. Introduction . . Intestinal worms. Among the most common infections worldwide . Affect the poorest and most deprived communities. . They are transmitted by eggs present in human . (NSQIG). Final Report . Key Issues and Recommendations . Craig Stewart. Associate Nurse Director / Chair of NSQIG . NHS Ayrshire & Arran . Introduction . The National Stoma Quality Improvement Short Life Working Group (NSQIG) was commissioned by the NHS Scotland Executive Nurse Director Group (SEND) and established in February 2018. . Tuesday . 6 . December 2011. Professor . Julian Walters. Hammersmith . campus. Intestinal cells. To review the structure of the small and large intestine. To review the types of cells found in the intestinal mucosa. Dana Maňasková. Intestinal barrier - importance. Most extensive and important mucosal surface of body. surface of about 400 m2 . Cca 40% of the body’s energy expenditure [10]. Single layer of cells - selective filter and permeability .