When urine flow is obstructed or when it is necessary to get around a diseased part of the urinary tract, a surgical technique called urinary diversion establishes a new pathway for pee to leave your body. Your body's drainage system for getting rid of urine, which is made up of waste and surplus fluid, is called the urinary tract.
The most typical procedure for urine diversion is a urostomy. The surgeon will make a hole in your abdominal wall during the procedure. A stoma is the name for this gap.
The following signs and symptoms of peritonitis should be kept an eye out for by the nurse: leukocytosis, abdominal distention, lack of bowel sounds, fever, muscle rigidity, guarding, nausea, and vomiting.
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