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17 June, 16:18

A client had a colon resection and formation of a colostomy two days ago. which color indicates to the nurse the stoma is viable? 1 blue 2 gray 3 brick red 4 dark purple

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  1. 17 June, 16:44
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    Answer: Option 3 brick red

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    Following a colostomy the viability of the stoma is indicated by pink to brick red color. If there is another color then it is indicative of some problems. For example a blue color is indicative of ischemia and and a greyish color is indicative of necrosis. Thus, in the post operative care it is essential for the nurse to check the viability of the stoma by ensuring it has a brick red.
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