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Intussusceptions and Nursing Care
[LEFT][SIZE="4"][B]? Definition: Is an invagination of one portion of the intestine into a**ther, which results in decreased blood supply of the involved segment.  ? Manifestations 1- Sudden intervals episode of sever abdominal pain manifested in an infant by drawing knees up to chest with crying. 2- Stool mixed with blood and mucus (currant jelly stool) 3- Fever. 4- Vomiting. 5- The abdomen become tender and distended ( sausage- shaped mass may felt in the upper right quadrant) 6- Signs of dehydration or shock may be present [sunken eyes, loss of skin turgor]. Treatment: * The initial treatment of choice is **nsurgical hydrostatic reduction by barium enema. * If **nsurgical reduction is unsuccessful, a surgical reduction is indicated. لتحميل الملف http://www.mediafire.com/?l0fia3urs1i0ikq منقول 
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