Complication:stomalischemia/necrosis4% lifetimerisk ofdevelopingcolorectalcancerIleostomiesvscolostomiesPro: fewermedicationsRisk:dehydrationFoods canalterostomyoutputPro: can eatfoods thatused tomake yousickPro:variety ofpouchingsystemsComplication:stomalprolapseComplication:skin irritationaroundostomyPro:ease ofaccessWhen to seekmedical care?:with abdominalpain, nausea,and vomitingComplication:stomalretractionPro: nomoreulcerativecolitis flaresComplication:skin infectionPro: fewercolonoscopiesPro: canshower/batheas beforeComplication:parastomalherniaLifestylemodification:travelprecautionsTemporaryileostomyfollowing JpouchcreationFamilialadenomatouspolyposis is aninherited cancersyndromeTemporarycolostomyafterdiverticulitisIleostomyfollowingsurgery forulcerativecolitisColostomycan beindicatedin childrenComplication:stomalischemia/necrosis4% lifetimerisk ofdevelopingcolorectalcancerIleostomiesvscolostomiesPro: fewermedicationsRisk:dehydrationFoods canalterostomyoutputPro: can eatfoods thatused tomake yousickPro:variety ofpouchingsystemsComplication:stomalprolapseComplication:skin irritationaroundostomyPro:ease ofaccessWhen to seekmedical care?:with abdominalpain, nausea,and vomitingComplication:stomalretractionPro: nomoreulcerativecolitis flaresComplication:skin infectionPro: fewercolonoscopiesPro: canshower/batheas beforeComplication:parastomalherniaLifestylemodification:travelprecautionsTemporaryileostomyfollowing JpouchcreationFamilialadenomatouspolyposis is aninherited cancersyndromeTemporarycolostomyafterdiverticulitisIleostomyfollowingsurgery forulcerativecolitisColostomycan beindicatedin children

Show me the ostomy - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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B
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G
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N
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G
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G
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B
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I
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I
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O
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O
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O
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O
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N
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  1. I-Complication: stomal ischemia/necrosis
  2. B-4% lifetime risk of developing colorectal cancer
  3. G-Ileostomies vs colostomies
  4. B-Pro: fewer medications
  5. G-Risk: dehydration
  6. N-Foods can alter ostomy output
  7. G-Pro: can eat foods that used to make you sick
  8. G-Pro: variety of pouching systems
  9. B-Complication: stomal prolapse
  10. I-Complication: skin irritation around ostomy
  11. I-Pro: ease of access
  12. I-When to seek medical care?: with abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting
  13. O-Complication: stomal retraction
  14. O-Pro: no more ulcerative colitis flares
  15. O-Complication: skin infection
  16. O-Pro: fewer colonoscopies
  17. N-Pro: can shower/bathe as before
  18. G-Complication: parastomal hernia
  19. N-Lifestyle modification: travel precautions
  20. N-Temporary ileostomy following J pouch creation
  21. I-Familial adenomatous polyposis is an inherited cancer syndrome
  22. O-Temporary colostomy after diverticulitis
  23. B-Ileostomy following surgery for ulcerative colitis
  24. B-Colostomy can be indicated in children