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Jen Reyes, RN, BSN, is a wound, ostomy, and continence nurse working in a hospital inpatient unit. She received her nursing degree from the University of Texas at Arlington. In her clinical work, Reyes helps new ostomy patients build confidence by walking them through changing their first pouch before discharge.

How to Safely Clamp a Nasogastric (NG) Tube Procedures
What Is Ostomy Care? Essential Steps for a Healthy Stoma Procedures
Is Hirschsprung’s Disease Curable? A Look at Treatment Gut & Kidney
Is a Colonoscopy Through a Stoma Painful?Procedures
How to Empty a J-Pouch: Techniques & Tips Procedures
How to Poop After a Proctectomy Gut & Kidney
What Is SBS in Medical Terms? Short Bowel Syndrome Gut & Kidney
Can You Get Rid of a Colostomy Bag?Procedures
What Does an Ileostomy Look Like?Procedures
What Causes Diarrhea With a Stoma?Gut & Kidney
Can You Smoke With a Colostomy Bag?Substances
How Often Do You Change a Stoma Bag?Procedures
What Is Rectal Irrigation and Who Needs It?Gut & Kidney
What Is Enterostomal Therapy and Who Needs It?Therapies
What Is the Best Colostomy Bag System?Procedures
How to Keep a Colostomy Bag From Pancaking Gut & Kidney
How to Unclog a PEG Tube Safely Procedures
What to Expect at Your First Pediatric GI Appointment Kids
How to Lose Belly Fat With an Ostomy Safely Diet & Weight
Can You Swim With a Stoma Bag?Gut & Kidney
What Is a J-Pouch? Surgery, Function, and Common Issues Procedures
How to Empty a Colostomy Bag: Step-by-Step Guide Procedures
When Is It Safe to Remove a Nasogastric (NG) Tube?Procedures
What Is a G-Tube and How Does It Work?Procedures
How to Give Medication Through a PEG Tube Procedures
What Is a Proctocolectomy and When Is It Needed?Procedures
How to Prevent Your Ostomy Bag From Leaking Procedures
What Causes a Prolapsed Stoma and What to Do Gut & Kidney
How to Safely Administer TPN at Home Procedures
How to Use a PEG Tube for Feeding and Medication Procedures