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Resources Concept Map: Gastrointestinal Elimination Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill Image Description Gastrointestinal elimination (GI) concept map description: This is a concept map that shows the components of the GI elimination. It starts with the definition for GI elimination: the passage and dispelling of stool through the intestinal tract by means of intestinal smooth muscle contraction. Variations - Incontinence - Retention Related - Hyperacidity - Nausea - Vomiting Assessment - GI assessment: bowel habits, quality/quantity, pain, distension, bowel sounds, nausea, vomiting lab tests, colonoscopy - Assess for root cause Management - diet, hydration, toileting practices, - fecal occult blood, colonoscopy, - pharmacotherapy - anti-diarrheal - laxative - anti-emetics - antacid Consequences - Nourishment - Skin breakdown, social withdrawal, changes with ADLs - Pain, bloating - Impaction - Dehydration - Bleeding Physiological Process - intake (food, fluid, fibre) - intestinal motility (neuromuscular function, exercise) - output (defecation reflex) Scope - Waste formation leads to waste excretion
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