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Title Stoma care and rehabilitation / edited by Brigid Breckman
Published Edinburgh ; New York : Elsevier Churchill Livingstone, 2005

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Description xiv, 348 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
regular print
Contents 1. What is rehabilitative stoma care? -- pt. 1. Practical care for patients with 'conventional' stomas -- 2. Intestinal physiology and its implications for patients with bowel stomas -- 3. Types of bowel stoma and why they are created -- 4. Practical management of bowel stomas -- 5. Specific aspects of care for patients with ileostomies and colostomies -- 6. Care of patients with urinary stomas -- pt. 2. Promoting patient-centred goals -- 7. Communicating effectively -- 8. Towards leaving hospital -- 9. Towards rehabilitation -- pt. 3. Additional aspects of surgery and management -- 10. Care of patients with internal bowel pouches -- 11. Care of patients with an electrically stimulated gracilis neosphincter -- 12. Care of patients with internal urinary pouches -- 13. Paediatric stoma care -- 14. Care of patients with fistulas and drain sites -- 15. Irrigation -- 16. Dietary considerations following stoma surgery -- 17. Medication and stoma care -- 18. care of patients receiving antitumour chemotherapy or radiotherapy -- pt. 4. Broader aspects of psychosocial care -- 19. The patient's background -- 20. Responding to loss and change -- pt. 5. Problems and developments -- 21. Problems in stoma management -- 22. Problems in rehabilitation -- 23. Developing stoma care -- 24. Useful contact information
Summary "This book provides a comprehensive description of stoma care including the physical and psychological care of patients pre- and post-operatively. The patient-centred style of nursing shows how nurses' knowledge and skills can be specifically used to promote patients' long-term rehabilitation as well as fulfill their immediate requirements. Patient scenarios give a dynamic sense of the concerns which many patients experience, and how their needs can be helpfully addressed. All the chapter contributors have specialist knowledge in stoma care and/or related fields such as communication, psychosocial care and pharmacology."--BOOK JACKET
Notes Includes index
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Enterostomy -- Nursing.
Enterostomy -- Patients -- Care.
Enterostomy -- Patients -- Rehabilitation.
Nursing Care.
Rehabilitation Nursing.
Stomas
Enterostomy.
Ileostomy.
Colostomy.
Stomas
Surgical Stomas.
Enterostomy -- nursing.
Nursing Care -- methods.
Rehabilitation Nursing.
Author Breckman, Brigid.
LC no. 2005045495
ISBN 0443100918