It also covers antigen-antibody reactions, sensitization, allergic reactions, preventive measures and an extensive patient education guide. Differentiate between atopic dermatitis and allergic contact dermatitis. Describe how antibodies are formed. List the general signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis. James Wittenauer, RN, BSN, MPA O stomies are created to treat various conditions including ulcerative colitis, cancer, and bowel obstruction.
Nurses have tremendous impact on how a patient adaps to a new ostomy.
This course increases knowledge regarding basic ostomy management, common surgical procedures, and assessment of the stoma. Diet and nutrition issues and psychological factors are also discussed. Selecting the right applicance and managing it correctly is crucial to successful ostomy care and patient focus. Name the reasons for needing an ostomy. Identify the most common ostomy problems and their solutions.