Multiple Choice
One major difference between a colostomy and ileostomy is
A) An ileostomy is the result of long-standing history of diverticulitis.
B) A colostomy produces a semiliquid effluent.
C) Clients with an ileostomy require a greater fluid intake.
D) A colostomy client never has an irrigation performed.
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