Multidimensional Care II Discussion

Select appropriate nursing interventions for clients with gastrointestinal disorders.

Choose one from the selection of GI disorders or procedures here (no duplicates)

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Scenario

Patient and family education is important in increasing adherence. To provide education to patient and families, you are going to create a poster about a gastrointestinal disorder that will be displayed in a physician’s office.

Instructions for GI Disorder:

Please be sure to include the following in your poster design of your GI disorder:

· Overview of the disorder

· Causes of the disorder

· Diagnostic tests to diagnosis the disorder

· Assessment findings

· Multidimensional nursing care interventions for the disorder

· Reply to TWO other students’ posts (one scholarly reference outside the course text per reply)

Instructions for GI Disorder:

Please be sure to include the following in your poster design of your GI procedure:

· Overview of the procedure

· Indications for the procedure

· Risks of the procedure and assessment findings to watch for

· Pre/intra/post procedure multidimensional nursing care interventions

· Pre/intra/post procedure client and family education

· Reply to TWO other students’ posts (one scholarly reference outside the course text per reply)

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