Catheter - A tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine, Colostomy - A surgical procedure to create an opening for the colon (Large intestine) to expel feces through the abdominal wall , Constipation - When a person has difficulty having a BM, Defecate (Bowel Movement) - Elimination of stool, Diarrhea - Frequent loose and liquid stools, Drainage - Fluids that are freely flowing from a wound or body cavity. Examples include blood and other body secretions. , Elimination - Removal of waste products from the body, Emesis - Vomiting, Fecal Impaction - Hard, dry stool that is stuck in the intestine or rectum , Feces (stool) - Solid waste eliminated from the body through the bowel/large intestine , Flatus - Intestinal gas, Graduate (Graduated Cylinder) - A container that liquids can be poured into with measurement numbers on the side , Ileostomy - A surgical procedure to create an opening from the small intestine to expel feces through the abdominal wall, Incontinence - Unable to control urine or stool, Incontinent bried - Disposable absorbent pad designed to line undergarments , Ostomy - A surgical procedure used to create an opening for urine or feces to be released from the body, Output - Substances expelled or excreted from the body, such as urine and emesis, Perspiration (Sweat) - Fluid excreted through the pores of the skin through sweat glands, Stoma - An artificial opening between a body cavity and the body surface, Urine - Liquid waste excreted by the kidneys, Ureterostomy (Urostomy) - A surgical procedure to create an opening to expel urine through the abdominal wall, Void (urinate) - To pass urine,

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