Your patient recently had abdominal surgery and tells you that he feels a popping sensation in his incision during a coughing spell, followed by severe pain. You anticipate an evisceration. Which supplies should you take to his room?

Your patient recently had abdominal surgery and tells you that he feels a popping sensation in his incision during a coughing spell, followed by severe pain. You anticipate an evisceration. Which supplies should you take to his room?

What information is correct about stomach cancer?

Dark, tarry stools indicate bleeding in which location of the GI tract?

A patient has an acute upper GI hemorrhage. Your interventions include:

You promote hemodynamic stability in a patient with upper GI bleeding by: