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Page 163
... appliance or pouch must be worn at all times . The appliance collects the residual bowel content until it is convenient to collect and dispose of it . Care of Ileostomy Skin Care The stool from the ileostomy contains gastric juices and ...
... appliance or pouch must be worn at all times . The appliance collects the residual bowel content until it is convenient to collect and dispose of it . Care of Ileostomy Skin Care The stool from the ileostomy contains gastric juices and ...
Page 164
... appliance ( bag / pouch ) can be drained , allowing the contents to be emptied as necessary without removal from the body . Removing the appliance several times a day would damage the adjacent skin . The ileostomy appliance must meet ...
... appliance ( bag / pouch ) can be drained , allowing the contents to be emptied as necessary without removal from the body . Removing the appliance several times a day would damage the adjacent skin . The ileostomy appliance must meet ...
Page 172
... appliance remains on during sex . It is advisable to empty the appliance prior to any activity , decreasing the risk of the pouch detaching from the skin . Aside from emptying the pouch prior to sex , no special arrange- ments need to ...
... appliance remains on during sex . It is advisable to empty the appliance prior to any activity , decreasing the risk of the pouch detaching from the skin . Aside from emptying the pouch prior to sex , no special arrange- ments need to ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease | 11 |
The Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal Tract | 17 |
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