Understanding Stomas (Colostomy, Ileostomy, Urostomy and Gastrostomy)
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- This video contains a visual explanation of stomas, aimed at helping students of medicine and healthcare professionals prepare for exams.
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this area is not taught well in medical school at least for me so appreciate this video, it has a massive psychosocial impact on the patient so it's important to have a comprehensive understanding of treatments
I wonder why it has a high psycho social effect, its just a poo bag and you can hide it, not like everyone can see it. I have to get one soon. I guess it just comes down to if the patient cares about it personally or cares what other people will think. Personally for me i dont care, ill just be happy to be able to go to the bathroom.
@@monicabrooks2911 Maybe it's because people handle change differently. Also it may be uncomfortable for some.
@@monicabrooks2911 how are you doing with your stoma bag now???
Because people are very judgmental these days, This life style is not easy. I've been dealing with it for 43 years.
I totally agree with you on this
This is a very absorbable and professionally produced video. Thank you for such straightforward information
This was really helpful, thank you. I have a friend about to go through chemo for colon cancer and this helps me understand what they're going through a little better.
I began my operating theatre department as a qualified nurse, I began as a scrub nurse working my way round all the different specialities, trauma orthopaedic was my favourite. I scrubbed up for several surgeries that resulted in Stomas. The most complicated for me was a Urostomy, it was also such an amazing piece of surgery, without this surgery being available the patient would have died. My advice to any medical student is if you can get into the operating theatre and see anatomy as it is. It does come as a shock when your used to drawings in text books as I found as a nurse. You can learn much from experienced nurses. I ended up doing a university course and became an anaesthetic nurse. I spent 6 years as ENT anaesthetic nurse. It's not just tonsils and adenoids. there is a lot of head and neck surgery, laser work, total laryngetomy's. Anaesthetic wise it's only senior registrars and Consultants allowed to anaesthetise patients as there is often a great skill required for airway management. It's also a great place to learn to cannulate a patient and develop airway skills. I hope this has been of help to the med students.
Definition 0:29
Colostomy 1:01
- End colostomy 3:36
- loop colostomy 5:31
Ileostomy 1:36
- End ileostomy 4:36
Gastrostomy 2:20
Urostomy 2:52 , 6:31
Complications 8:00
Have Loop ostomy for 5 yrs and this video explains more then has ever been explained to me
Clear explanations. I have an ileostomy which is fairly straightforward to explain. I also have a continent urostomy. That would be a helpful add to the video as it isn't commonly covered.
Thank you for making this more relatable. Wound Care Nurse studying for my certification. I'm a visual learner and you have really helped me.
Thank you so much for such a clear and creative explanation. From a nutrition intern 💚
Very clear and informative! Thank you!
Clear and precise illustrations and explanation. Thank you☺
Great video, extremely concise information! Thank you Tom!
Thank you for making this topic easier to understand!
This was very well put together, thank you!!
A very clear presentation of the topic thank you !
This video has enhanced my knowledge about stomas. thank you for sharing
I am starting my placement as a student nurse in a surgical ward in 2 weeks. This video has given me a better and clearer understanding of stomas. It was really helpful. Thank you.
It's a rough day waking up with one, please take good care of your patients, and yourself of course
Very easy to listen to and breaks the topics into digestible portions 😁 Ive actually changes most of the different types of stomas in my nurse training. I find them interesting
Can someone give him a travel visa for medication in your country, nurse Pam, please answer me
hey im asking what causes you to get a colostomy bag?
@@FemboiGaming NEC, bowel perforation, ulcerative colitis or chrones disease are common problems that lead to stomas
@@babyjrainbow thank you!
@@FemboiGamingalso bowel incontinence and complex perianal fistulae.
My journey started with a tumour removed from my bowel, a hole left in my bowel, a fistula (tunnel) forming, 9 operations to try and fix it and incontinence due to nerve damage 😕
This was a well done video, very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Medicine is so mindblowing!
Awesome video. So clear and concise
This is so informative - thank you for making it! I do wonder why jejunostomy wasn't covered! This is the type of stoma I have for tube feeding, and is notoriously difficult healing wise, leakage wise and so on! However, I found your video when doing my own research for a possible surgery that will also leave me with another -ostomy of some sort and I learned a lot!
This is a brilliant video. Thank you so much.
This is most beautiful Explanation i met, thanks
You are saving me through nursing school. Thanks for putting this content up!
Same here 🥺
Excellent work. No gimmicks
excellent work tom, really commendable work
I so wish I had this for last Monday's tutorial!!!
Thanks for easy explanation, much appreciated. 🙂👌👋🥰🙏
This is great
I search form long time but no vedio was clearly like this
Thanks
Recently received an illiostomy. Thanks for the information. Training pre and post op has been a joke.
Thank you! This is really easy to understand!
Thank you for sharing this video . Very interesting & very helpful . Sincere gratitude, X
can't be more grateful, thank you i
So helpful as always!
This video makes understand surgery so easily, cant believe 🤘🤘
I have an end ileostomy as my Crohns disease caused a lot of damage to the area. Prior to surgery I had a fistula from small bowel to bladder and another from my ileum to sigmoid colon and a perforation joining to my abdomen. The surgeon repaired the sigmoid colon and decided that an end was appropriate to give my large bowel a chance to heal. From what I understand for the fistula to the Sigmoid colon a section of the terminal ileum was joined to the large bowel. My large bowel is completely intact and appears to be functioning just fine after 7 months as I recently passed a small amount of stool following a enema test for reversal which was super dried out.
The surgeon drew a picture and from I understand he left the large bowel(caecum) literally right next to where my ileostomy comes to the surface. I'm not sure if it was an end loop I just know that both just need to be joined up again and its a fairly routine operation when its finally done.
Sorry but i didnt understand a word you just said
@@shaidow273 I would have thought anyone with IBD or a medical professional would understand as I'm literally just describing a major complication of Crohn's disease lol
May you regain full health, any new updates?
@@matthew90276 actually any medical professionals who studied the gastrointestinal tract pathology would understand what you are saying, and indeed fistulas are one of the feared complications of Crohn's disease.
explained with ease now i have no doubts about stoma
Thank you for this excellent video.
Excellent video, thank you !!!
Thanks for such a wonderful video. This is very helpful 👌
Hannah Witton is such strong Woman this video helped me understand that
Great video, man! Thanks
This vedio is to much informative and we gain a lot of knowledge about stoma And it’s complications thank u
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️made it very easy !
I was interested to find out how ostomy bags work. Thank you for this simple but informative video.
This is so precise and informative!!! I love this channel ❤️ i follow the website and podcast channel also.
Thanks!
This is not a good video, but a great video. It's an absolute must for any medical professional including medical students and physicians.
very good and understandable .thank you so muchhhh
Has everything I really needed
thanks, super useful explanation
Thank you. Very informative
Z2F you are the absolute best.
Very interesting as I have a Urostomy but wasn't quite sure about how it worked.
I had a Urostomy from the age of 9 until I was 21, Then I got a surgery to better my life some because these bags leak often, Especially if you're fit & have a 6 pack.They get annoying if you wanna swim.. For Young adults & adults in general, Relationships can be difficult to find. Your sex life isn't as enjoyable because of leaks & your consistently worried about it leaking. Self-conscious worrying & insecurities can run wild.
"since 2001" Going on 23 years now, All I have to do is put a catheter in my stomach to drain the Urine. It does not leak, It don't hurt & it makes life much easier. It does come with some complications but its totally worth it. This road is not easy. I've had 23 major surgeries on my stomach since birth. I'm 43 now. I'm very experienced & have vas knowledge with this medical condition. so if anyone has question, Feel free to respond to this, I can provide answers plus give some tips & tricks to help those bags stay on longer.
Don't forget jejunostomy! Also, some people do drain gas/stomach contents from a gastronomy stoma to reduce pressure.
Very interesting informations… thanks a lot 🙏
Very good and informative video
Best explained 👍
Nice video,thank you
the channel is great!
This video is great !
Great lecture
You are my OSCE savior ❤
Knowledgeable video .
Great video!
Very helpful information
Thanks for your video
So informative ❤ keep going
Thank you so much!
Excellent!!!
Very helpful
Great effort
beautiful presentation. thank you. shriraam
Thankyou, that helped!
Very educative. Thank you so much for this video.
Glad it was helpful!
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Superb!❤
Can't thank you enough♥️
Thank you very much
As an ostomate, facing a urostomy, this is factually correct on all counts - especially the "psycho-social complications" ...
Thank you i have leant alot
thank you man!
You're a legend.
Impressive ! ❤️🩹
Awesome!
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This video is great
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wow very great videos
Super lecture thanks sir
awesome!!
Very thanks to need information
Thank you, for that
Thank you
It really helps
This is very useful for us ostomates 😊
I will be able to inform others a little better on my UA-cam channel after this ❤️
Found this helpful.
Almost done with my IM rotation, man I wish I saw this a few weeks ago!
what is IM rotation
me now on last week of my Surgery ward posting, saw this video, i hope now i will apply
Excellent. TFS.
Thanks