The use of phosphate enemas in the treatment of constipation

Article Abstract:

A literature review of evidence relating to the usage of phosphate enemas by community nurses in the treatment of constipation is reported. Phosphate enemas should be used with caution because number of risks, contradictions, and complications were reported, and hence nurses need to be aware of these contradictions.

Usage, Phosphates

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A national audit of chronic constipation in the community

Article Abstract:

Research on chronic constipation in the UK focuses on causative factors, treatment, and patient outcomes. Topics include the use of laxatives and standards for bowel care.

Sales & consumption, Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Laxative Preparations, Statistics, Demographic aspects, Laxatives, User statistics

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Fluids, fibre and constipation

Article Abstract:

Advice for nurses on the causes and treatment of constipation is presented. The importance of the correct level of fluid intake combined with dietary fibre is explained.

Nurses, Study and teaching, Fluid therapy, High-fiber diet, High fiber diet

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