Acute Cholecystitis (Nursing)
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Acute Cholecystitis (Nursing)
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the term of Cholecystitis it is referred to inflammation in the gallbladder and it is considered as a surgical condition. This condition can be associated with or without the presence of gallstones. It is also classified as acute or chronic. It is found both in men and women but may have a propensity for certain populations. It may also present with certain classic signs and symptoms. It may also be confused with other illnesses such as peptic ulcer disease, irritable bowel disease, and cardiac disease. Chronic and acute pancreatitis can also mimic gallbladder disease.
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Sections
- Learning Outcome
- Introduction
- Nursing Diagnosis
- Causes
- Risk Factors
- Assessment
- Evaluation
- Medical Management
- Nursing Management
- When To Seek Help
- Outcome Identification
- Monitoring
- Coordination of Care
- Health Teaching and Health Promotion
- Discharge Planning
- Evidence-Based Issues
- Pearls and Other issues
- Review Questions
- References
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