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194 Useful AddressesCoeliac SocietyP.O. Box 220High WycomeBucksNG11 2HYwww.coeliac.co.ukProvides advice and counselling concerning coeliac disease and diet.Digestive Disorders Foundation3 St Andrew’s PlaceRegent’s ParkLondonNW1 4LBwww.digestivedisorders.org.ukProduces patient-orientated leaflets and supports research.Eating Disorders Association103 Prince of Wales RoadNorwichNR1 1DWwww.edauk.comOffers mutual support for eating disorders and promotes sharing of information.Gastrointestinal NursingNursing Standard HouseRCN PublishingThe Heights59–65 Lowlands RoadHarrowMiddlesexHA1 3AEwww.nursing-standard.co.ukGastrointestinal Nursing is a journal which seeks to promote professional excellenceand encourage creativity in nursing.ia (Ileostomy and Internal Pouch Support Group)Peverill House1–5 Mill RoadBallyclareCo AntrimBT39 9DRwww.the-ia.org.ukProvides advice to anyone with an ostomy.
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GastrointestinalNursingGraeme Smith
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Gastrointestinal NursingGraeme D Sm
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ContentsForewordvii1 Introduction 1
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Introduction 1Chapter 1Introduction
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Introduction 3Box 1.1Responsibiliti
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Introduction 5Box 1.6Post-procedura
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Introduction 7the fact that nursing
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Introduction 9Professional guidelin
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An Overview of the Gastrointestinal
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• excretion of waste products•
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The Oesophagus 25geal nerves to the
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The Oesophagus 27lower part of the
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The Oesophagus 29evidence to incrim
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The Oesophagus 31can mimic gastro-o
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The Oesophagus 33Management of acha
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The Oesophagus 35In patients with d
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The Oesophagus 37American College o
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The Stomach 39Figure 4.1 Anatomy of
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The Stomach 41pelled backward, coll
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The Stomach 43Figure 4.2 Summary of
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The Stomach 45duodenum. Ulcers in t
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The Stomach 47• age > 60 years•
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The Stomach 49The effectiveness of
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The Stomach 51Peptic ulcers are oft
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The Stomach 53In all patients it is
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The Stomach 55Resection offers the
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The Stomach 57McKenry, L.M. and Sal
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The Small Intestine 59The surface o
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The Small Intestine 61Blood supply
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The Small Intestine 63Between two a
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66 Chapter 5presentation and clinic
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68 Chapter 5that villous atrophy is
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70 Chapter 5is usually by the faeca
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72 Chapter 5Primary/secondary carci
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74 Chapter 5EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELIN
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76 Chapter 6Figure 6.1 Arrangement
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78 Chapter 6the spinal nerves. Stim
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80 Chapter 6is caused by products o
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82 Chapter 6Non-neoplastic polyps m
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84 Chapter 6Intestinal obstructionC
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86 Chapter 6Since IBD tends to deve
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88 Chapter 6occurs at the first pre
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90 Chapter 6with five days of inten
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92 Chapter 6Table 6.2Crohn’s Dise
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94 Chapter 6prednisolone or methylp
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96 Chapter 6Surgical management of
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98 Chapter 6due to dysfunction of t
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100 Chapter 6with healthy volunteer
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102 Chapter 6Secondary prevention a
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104 Chapter 6are unknown and the ef
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106 Chapter 7Chapter 7The LiverChap
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108 Chapter 7PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE
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110 Chapter 7Best practice guidelin
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112 Chapter 7Alcoholic hepatitisThi
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114 Chapter 7McKenry, L.M. and Sale
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116 Chapter 8Figure 8.1 Attachment
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118 Chapter 8antrum in response to
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120 Chapter 8Pigment stonesPigment
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122 Chapter 8Carcinoma of the extra
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124 Chapter 9Chapter 9The PancreasC
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126 Chapter 9Figure 9.2 Ducts of th
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128 Chapter 9These enzymes are rele
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130 Chapter 9Acute pancreatitisAcut
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132 Chapter 9Pancreatic cancerTumou
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134 Chapter 9
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136 Chapter 10
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138 Chapter 10the role of the nurse
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140 Chapter 10the optic system cons
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142 Chapter 10• Evaluation of pat
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144 Chapter 10Contraindications for
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146 Chapter 10which enhances evalua
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148 Chapter 10Table 10.1Approximate
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150 Chapter 10However, the most imp
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152 Chapter 11is increased with res
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154 Chapter 11In an acute upper gas
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156 Chapter 11patient focus on rest
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158 Chapter 12Chapter 12Pharmacolog
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160 Chapter 12containing sodium can
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162 Chapter 12Anticholinergics are
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164 Chapter 12knowledge of the drug
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166 Chapter 13
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Page 428: 206 Indexgall bladder, 115-23anatom
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