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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: INTESTINAL SURGERY, PRE-OPERATIVE (mouse over) emergencies Intestinal perforation Complete obstruction Peritonitis Uncontrollable hemorrhage, FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL CLINICAL SIGNS vomiting dehydration anorexia depression fever abdominal pain weightloss loss of appetite, COMPLICATIONS Postopertive include Tenesmus Hematochezia Dyschezia Recurrence Dehiscence Local infection Stricture Fecal incontinence, INTRA-OPERATIVE Surgical Stair-step method (mouse over), PRE-OPERATIVE (mouse over) evaluation dehydration anemia hypoproteinemia hypoglycemia acid base electrolyte imbalances sepsis coagulopathy organ failure, POST-OPERATIVE involves provide stool softener to animal, INTRA-OPERATIVE surgical considerations Can be performed with staplers or suture. A single layer closure using a continuous or interrupted appositional pattern. Continuous closure is faster and provides better mucosal apposition. Absorbable suture (3-0 or 4-0) on a taper or tapercut needle is preferred. Foreign body obstruction has been reported with polypropylene suture using a continuous pattern., INTRA-OPERATIVE recommendations plication of the jejunum and ileum to prevent recurrence after resection and anastomosis of small intestinal intussusception. Also if intestines are hypermotile during surgery, the underlying cause of intussusception cannot be resolved, or the intussusceptedintestine has been reduced but not resected., FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL PRE-OPERATIVE, INTESTINAL RESECTION & ANASTOMOSIS PRE-OPERATIVE (mouse over), INTESTINAL SURGERY FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL, FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL INTRA-OPERATIVE, INTESTINAL RESECTION & ANASTOMOSIS indications Intestinal neoplasia Intussusception Ischemia Trauma Perforated or ulcerated intestines Obstructed by foreign bodies, PRE-OPERATIVE client Informed about drug choice and possible risks associated with the use. As well as the requirements as regards post operative care., RECTAL PROLAPSE TYPES, RECTAL PROLAPSE PRE-OPERATIVE, TYPES include complete involves all layers of the rectal wall and the entire circumference. The amount of eversion increases with continued straining, varying from a few millimetres to many centimeters., FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL PROGNOSIS good once bowels don't leave post surgery, INTESTINAL SURGERY RECTAL PROLAPSE, RECTAL PROLAPSE COMPLICATIONS