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Evidence of nursing procedures for the Oncology Department
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Evidence of nursing procedures for the Oncology Department
Care for cancer patients with artificial openings
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- Complications of Urostomy
Issues Related to the Stoma:
Hernia:
Protrusion of tissue around the stoma.
Stenosis:
The stoma may narrow, limiting urine flow.
Skin Irritation:
The skin around the stoma may become irritated or painful.
Prolapse:
A part of the bowel may protrude through the stoma.
Urinary System Complications:
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs):
Bacterial infections can enter the stoma, possibly leading to kidney stones.
Psychological Complications:
Body Image:
Adjusting to a visible stoma may be challenging for some individuals.
Anxiety or Depression:
Psychological difficulties may arise due to lifestyle changes or body image concerns.
Less Common Complications:
Stoma Reversal:
Part of the intestine may protrude through the stoma.
Bowel Obstruction:
Intestinal blockages may occur in some cases.
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