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The nurse is teaching the client how to care for her ileostomy. The client asks the nurse how long she can wear her pouch before changing it. The nurse responds:

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Rationale: An ileostomy pouch is typically worn for 4 to 7 days unless it leaks or causes skin irritation, providing a standard guideline for routine changes. Activity level and diet may influence output but are not the primary determinants for pouch change frequency. CN: Physiological adaptation; CL: Synthesize

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