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chapter 5, GI & chapter 6

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(acute abdominal inflammation: peritonitis - nursing interventions) nursing interventions for the patient with peritonitis include: - place the patient on bed rest in semi fowler’s position to help what? where? - give oral hygiene to prevent dying of what? and crackling of what? from what? - monitor fluid and electrolyte __________ - encourage deep breathing exercises; patient tends to have what? as a result of what? - use measures to reduce ______ - use meticulous surgical asepsis for wound care, instruct patient about the importance of what?

Author: abbey watson



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- localize purulent exudate in the lower abdomen or pelvis - mucous membranes and crackling of lips from dehydration - fluid & electrolyte replacement - shallow respirations as a result of abdominal pain or distention - reduce anxiety - ambulation, coughing, deep-breathing, incentive spirometer & leg exercises


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