What are some good sites where I can get information on colostomy care?
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by onlyj Sep 29, '11I'm a nursing student and we need to do a teaching plan during our clinicals. I decided to do a colostomy care since I had 2 patients with colostomy and it was very interesting. it would be great if i had the actual simulator body to show the stoma but can't afford it as well as the bag. where can i get great info?
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- Sep 29, '11 by jesskiddinghttp://www.wocn.org/
http://journals.lww.com/jwocnonline/pages/default.aspx
http://www.ostomy.org/ostomy_info/
These might help. Remember, GOOGLE is your friend!
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- Sep 30, '11 by ledzepfanGood for you!
I think it's great to see someone interested in ostomy care.
Who provides the ostomy supplies at your hospital? We use Convatec and the rep. gave
us a plastic stoma to use for practise with applying the wafer plus several pouches.
The United Ostomy Associations of America has a wonderful website of information, plus
tips and perspectives from ostomates themselves. - Sep 30, '11 by Esme12Quote from ledzepfanShe's a student giving a presentation....I'm not sure she'll know what brand....Good for you!
I think it's great to see someone interested in ostomy care.
Who provides the ostomy supplies at your hospital? We use Convatec and the rep. gave
us a plastic stoma to use for practise with applying the wafer plus several pouches.
The United Ostomy Associations of America has a wonderful website of information, plus
tips and perspectives from ostomates themselves.
- Esme12 likes this.
- Sep 30, '11 by Esme12Quote from ledzepfanNo biggie....just saw you didn'tOh sooo soooory, just trying to help.
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- Sep 30, '11 by Chixiehttp://www.cancernursing.org/courses...sp?CourseID=46
And when you complete the learning exercise you can print it off as evidence
- Oct 5, '11 by oldiebutgoodieTo make a "pretend" stoma, take a plastic plate, and turn over. Get some red modeling clay at the local hobby store, make a stoma, and attach to the plate (sometimes the clay will adhere on its own). Now you can demonstrate measuring the stoma with a measuring guide, cutting the correct opening, applying paste, and applying to stoma.
Good luck!
Olciebutgoodie