Author Question: An appropriate procedure for the nurse to implement for a client having intermittent peritoneal ... (Read 53 times)

roselinechinyere27m · **on:** Jul 24, 2018

An appropriate procedure for the nurse to implement for a client having intermittent peritoneal dialysis is to:

A. Warm the dialysate in hot water
B. Infuse the solution at a rate of 2 L/hour
C. Prepare two bags of dialysate at a time
D. Allow the dialysate to stay in the client for 2 to 3 hours

Question 2

When providing care for a patient with a colostomy or an ileostomy, the nurse recognizes that which is an expected assessment finding?

a. A moist, reddish-pink stoma
b. A dry, purplish stoma
c. Erythema on the skin around the stoma
d. No drainage noted from the stoma when washed

Yixagurpuldink · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
C. Hanging two bags promotes timely organized follow-up exchanges.
A. Dialysate is warmed by dry heat through the use of warming pad, incubator, or microwave warming device.
B. Infuse the solution over prescribed time, usually 2 L/10-15 min.
D. Dwell time for IPD is usually 30 minutes.

Answer to Question 2

A
Normal findings in a patient with a postoperative ostomy that is healing include a stoma that is moist and reddish-pink, skin that is intact and free of irritation, and sutures that are intact. The stoma is edematous initially and shrinks over the next 4 to 6 weeks. A necrotic stoma is manifested by a purple or black color and a dry instead of moist texture. The stoma is functioning normally when the stoma drains a moderate amount of liquid or soft stool and flatus in the pouch. Flatus indicates the return of peristalsis after surgery. Flatus is noted by bulging of the pouch. (Flatus may not be observable if the pouch has a gas filter.)