An evidence-based procedure for the digital removal of faeces

Article Abstract:

Digital removal of faeces is the last resort in the management of severe constipation and the only way for people with neurological impairment, which is practiced only when all the other methods of bowel evacuations fail. The procedure of the digital removal of faeces should only be undertaken when clinical justification is given and patientEs bowel management strategy should be regularly reviewed.

Management dynamics, Practice, Constipation, Nursing, Fecal incontinence

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Bowel care: part 3 - obtaining a stool sample

Article Abstract:

Obtaining the stool sample for any patient is extremely important, as it provides important diagnostic information that can be used in patient's treatment. The sample should always be collected in sterile pots to maintain hygiene and to prevent infections.

Diagnosis, Prevention, Gastrointestinal diseases, Colorectal diseases, Intestinal diseases, Disease/Disorder overview

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Bowel care: Part 5 - a practical guide to digital rectal examination

Article Abstract:

Digital rectal examination procedure which involves examining the patient's perianal area is explained.

Facilities & equipment, Methods, Equipment and supplies, Medical examination, Rectum, Rectal examination, Anus

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