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PreOp care

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recovery pt transported to postanesthesia care or ICU
stress and coping educate and allow pt to ask questions
circulating nurse "manager of the room" lead the time out
vendors supply goods, can't open products or put on back table
time out to ensure correct procedure, right site, and right client
pre op diagnostic test prothrombin time, hematocrit, hemoglobin, potassium, chest xray, and ECG
potassium if level is not in normal range then it can cause arrhythmias
analgesics tylenol, morphine
anxiolytics benzos; valium and versed
constructive build and repair of tissue or muscle
length of surgical procedure the longer the increase of risk for complications complications include hypothermia and blood loss SCDs need to be put on if longer than 30 mins
maintenance maintain pt using balanced anesthesia
endotracheal tube used for longer and more intense procedures,. cannot breathe on their own
assessment after spinal anesthesia poke to check for feeling in areas, reflexes, and sensation
moderate sedation maintains airway w/o loss of consciousness
surgical safety doc time the pt comes into the room, time anesthesia starts, first incision, time out of room
hypo/hypernatremia sodium levels low or high
hypo/hyperkalemia potassium levels are low or high
intraop complications hypo/hypervolemia, hypo/hypernatremia, hypo/hyperkalemia, hypo/hyperthermia, ICP
autologous blood transfusion when the client donates their own blood
allogenic blood transfusion when the client receives blood from the community
why do we ventilate post op we want to clear lungs of gases from anesthesia
urinary retention unable to void 8-10 hrs post op palpable bladder frequent small amount voiding pain supra pubic area
pulmonary embolism chest pain, dyspnea, increase resp rate, tachycardia, increase anxiety, diaphoresis, decrease orientation, decrease BP, and blood gas exchange
pneumonia rapid resp, shallow resp, fever, wet breath sounds, asymmetrical chest movements, productive cough, hypoxia, tachycardia, leukocytosis
dehisence separation of incision
gastric dilatation NV
perfusion a pre surgery briefing with the surgical staff checking for hemodynamic stability, and checking lab levels
side effect of zofran tachycardia
laryngeal mask can breath on their own
three methods of autologous blood donations preop donations, normovolemic hemodilution, and preop salvage of autologous blood
immediate post op assessment check airway, 02 sat, and ventilation, reflexes, cardiovasc status, skin assessment, fluid status, op site, pain, NV, safety
infection redness, purulent drainage, fever, tachycardia, leukosytosis
evisceration evidence of bowel through incision, increase pain
antiemetics zofran, pheregan
preop client teaching turn cough and deep breathing, surgical incision care, pain control, prevention of blood clot formation
intubation place and secure airway
emergence suction pt to decrease the change of spasm and aspiration, provide 02 to wash out inhalation agent, remove airway when pt is breathing on own
intra op documentation complete hand off, diagnoses, informed consent, anesthesia type, and ASA level, times, position of client, tubes or drains placed, I&Os, medication. foley
atelectasis collapsed lung dyspnea, tachypnea, decrease breath sounds, asymmetrical chest movements, tachycardia, restlessness
hypovolemic shock decreased urine, decreased BP, weak pulse, cool clammy, restless, increase bleeding, increase thirst
paralytic ileus decrease bowl sounds, no stool or flatus, NV, ABD distension
Created by: Jessecanaday21
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