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Constipation

I was going to post this in the geriatric nursing forum, but issue is not unique to geriatrics. A co-worker and I are doing research on treatment of constipation. We are trying to overhaul our existing system.

Does your facility have a specified bowel routine that is used to treat/prevent chronic or episodic constipation in patients? What times of the day are these treatments usually given. In what way are these used to complement the body's natural reflexes? What medications/products are you using?:D

Any suggestions are gladly appreciated.

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    Hey guys,

    Whoever came up with that name golytely was a sick pup. :chuckle

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