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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Intestinal Surgery, Resection Involves, pre operative procedure consists of drugs, transection of bowel insure re-establishment mucosal apposition, • The vein was then observed and an IV catheter was placed inside and flushed with saline to ensure it was patent. • Penicillin streptomycin (combikel) was then injected intra- muscularly for antibiotic activity and the analgesic flunixin (5%) was given IV via the catheter., Foreign body removal Involves, Rectal prolapse Involves, Procedure ???? History: Sheep was presented showing signs of inappetence and abdominal distension. A thorough physical examination was done on the animal which showed that its TPR was slightly elevated, and it was slightly dehydrated (approximately 5%). On palpation of the abdomen the sheep showed severe pain (elicited pain noises) and was taken for a radiograph. The radiograph revealed a foreign body in the duodenum on the right side of the abdomen. Right abdominal surgery was then performed to remove the object., ligate and transect the arcadial vessels that supply the affected segment of intestine a. Also ligate and transect the terminal arcade vessels on either side of the planned intestinal transection, Involves Client Concerns, • The surgical site was thoroughly scrubbed alternately with alcohol and iodine and the site was draped with multiple layers of drapes to cater for any spillage. Surgical procedure, Pre-Op What to consider?, Post-Op Rectal prolapse, Intestinal Surgery consists of Post-Op, Manifestations consider Intestinal Surgery, Transect the mesentery, leaving adequate mesenteric tissue to facilitate closure of the defect after completion of the anastomosis c. The terminal vessels may need to be ligated blindly due to the presence of fat, nerve blocks consists of epidural nerve block, Intestinal obstructions produce abdominal discomfort and distension. Rectal palpation cannot be performed so diagnosis is most likely done by exploratory surgery. Ingested foreign bodies or bezoars are common suspects. Signs are similar to intussusceptions and depend on the part of the intestine blocked. Treatment is by surgical removal.5 Procedure, Intestinal Surgery consists of Intra-Op, suture the mesenteric and antemesenteric borders test the suture line Before releasing the luminal occlusion, the integrity of the suture line can be tested by moderately distending it with an injection of sterile saline. If leakage is present upon gentle manipulation of the anastomosis, place an additional simple interrupted suture to close the gap. Close the mesenteric defect with simple continuous sutures, re-establishment mucosal apposition consider when suturing the bowel