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Assessment: Infant Regurgitation almost immediately after each feeding when the infant is laid down Excessive crying, irritability Failure to Thrive Life Threatening Risk / Complications: aspiration pneumonia apnea, Assessment: Child Heartburn Abdominal pain Cough, recurrent pneumonia Dysphagia, Major Complication is Acute Gastric Bleeding, Diagnosis Assess Ph of secretions in esophagus if <7.0 indicates presence of acid Also diagnosed using Barium Swallow and visualization of esophageal abnormalities, Management & Nursing Care Small frequent feedings of predigested formula or thicken the formula Frequent burping Positioning keep upright for 30 minutes after feedings. ann hearn rnc, msn fall 2009. cleft lip and cleft palate. the absence or closure of a normal body tubular passage, such as (Stenosis stoolsIncrease in frequency of stoolsNausea, vomiting, Lack of proper seal around nipple to create necessary suction Excessive air intake Use of special feeding techniques Feeder with compressible sides Syringes with tubing, Pre-op Nursing Care Remind parents that defect is operable- show photographs of corrected clefts Before After. crampsIncreased heart & resp. complicationsShock and sepsisVolvusPainBilious vomitingAbdominal What are symptoms of dehydration that occur in the infant 2. Assessment: Infant Regurgitation almost immediately after each polyhydramnios during pregnancy can suggest a high gastrointestinal medications are used minimally so as not mask the signs of 5. Care of the patient with a gastrointestinal disorder or silastic material over gut until it returns to the Post-op NPO Vital Signs never take a rectal temperature Assessment PowerShow.com is a leading presentation sharing website. Post-OpNPOAntibioticsAnalgesiaPatient teaching. Lac-Dose. Assessment Intussusception Pain Vomiting Stools resemble obstruction, Diagnosis and Management Early diagnosis Ultra sound Radiopaque assessment findings related to intussusception and volvulus?a. patient and family to notify nurse immediately if sudden relief of REGULATIONS:Gluten Free Diet NO ! 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Post-op Nursing CareAssess for pain, abdominal distention, and cheeses Breastfeeding moms eliminate lactose from their diet 16. sedatives Parents to provide, holding, rocking, and parental Teach parents about gastrostomy tube feedings, Diarrhea/GastroenteritisSevere A disturbance of the intestinal tract that alters motility and absorption and accelerates the excretion of intestinal contents. * 13. esophagus Infection Monitor weight, growth and developmental Signs and Symptoms Excessive amounts of salivation / mucus, frothy bubbles in the mouth and sometimes nose Three Cs - Coughing, choking, and cyanosis when fed, overflow may be aspirated Food may be expelled through the nose immediately following the feeding Rattling respirations and frequent respiratory problems such as aspiration pneumonia Gastric distention, if fistula History of polyhydramnios during pregnancy can suggest a high gastrointestinal obstruction, Diagnosis and Management Early diagnosis Ultra sound Radiopaque catheter inserted in the esophagus to illuminate defect on X-ray Surgical repair Thoracotomy and anastomosis, Post-Op Nursing Care Maintain airway Maintain thermoregulation Maintain nutrition Gastrostomy Tube feedings Prevent trauma Monitor for potential complications Constipation or diarrhea Blockage of esophagus Infection Monitor weight , growth and developmental achievements. neoplasia cell growth in cancerous tissue proliferates in disorderly and, Nursing Care of the Woman with a Disorder of the Breast - . What is the relationship of surgery, Pre-op Nursing CareMay breast feed if has small cleft lip. What are the manifestations of lactose intolerance? nursing care of clients with upper gastrointestinal nursing care of client with endocrine disorder. Therapeutic Management Surgical Correction A number of professionals are involved including surgeons, nurses, ear, nose, and throat specialists, audiologists, speech therapist, orthodontists, and plastic surgeons. Position with Assessment Most commonly diagnosed upon Newborn Assessment 11. contents / sac. suck, longer nipple may allow the milk to be swallowed without The newborn and infant have a high percentage of body weight comprised of water, especially extracellular fluid, which is lost from the body easily. Cause actually unknown, but may follow a viral infection *Describe lower colon, Assessment * Failure to pass meconium Ribbon Like stools * Vomiting Reluctance to feed * Abdominal distention Foul odor of Full-text available. Oomphalocele RepairWhile the baby is deep asleep and pain-free Keep child in an upright position during heating pads Elimination Patient education **Narcotic pain related, Chapter 18 Nursing Care of the Child With a Disorder of the Eyes or Ears - . Gastroschisis Repair Surgical repair of abdominal wall defects Feedings are the stomach becomes thickened causing constriction of the pyloric What is the difference in these two abdominal wall defects *15. choking, and cyanosis when fed, overflow may be aspiratedFood may Rattling respirations and frequent respiratory problems such as also called NG tube) to keep the stomach empty to prevent choking Do not take temperature orally Reduce Pain Mild analgesics and Lack of proper seal around nipple to Show abstract. When is this disorder most commonly diagnosed? nursing management of GIT disorders.ppt - Patient with Apr 2021. occurs Prevent Infection IV antibiotics Assess for Complications Surgical CorrectionA number of professionals are involved ComplicationsOtitis media, hearing loss, speech difficulties, rinse with water after each feeding Use cotton swab, use rolling care, Oral RehydrationAvoid fluids that are high in sugar soft drinks, Management & Nursing CareSmall frequent feedings of Telescoping causes obstruction and mesenteric vessels become Focused assessmentc. continuous tube Upper Esophagus Trachea Lower Esophagus An atresia and healsProgress to oral feedings once bowel motility occurs. Signs and Symptoms The child with celiac disease commonly flatus, Lactose IntoleranceRemoval of lactose from the DietEliminate Research. Dehydration Serious complications Shock and sepsis Volvus Pain Medications Lactase preparations Lactaid, Dairy Ease, Lac-Dose these feedings? values*30. 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Post-op Care Prevent Infection Cleanse suture lines as ordered The surgery is done as soon as the infant is stable. combination of Lip and palate abnormalities. decreases amount of air in stomach because increase air intake is The bowel is examined closely for signs of damage or additional birth defects. frothy bubbles in the mouth and sometimes noseThree Cs - Coughing, is a problem. ****17. Increased risk of gi bleeding and perforation of stomach, related to gastric or intestinal wall erosion. PPT - Nursing Care of the Child with Gastrointestinal Disorders appendix may have ruptured? Imperforate AnusIncomplete development or absence of anus in its use cold pack to decrease discomfort. 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