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Patient Preparation

WK 16

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Assessment - history taking communication with client physical exam ASA score hydration status
ASA‑style physical status classes Class I Minimal: healthy, no disease. Class II Slight: mild systemic, compensating. Class III Moderate: mild signs, anaemia, renal/heart. Class IV High: severe disease, dehydration, shock. Class V Grave: moribund, life‑threatening, <24 h survival
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withholding food roughly 12 hrs prevents regurgitation reduces thoracic pressure remember special cases
IVFT Inhalational agents – dose dependent hypotension Watch your fluid rates! Inhalational agents such as isoflurane and sevoflurane also produce dose dependent hypotension, this is caused due to peripheral vasodilation. Out of all the inhalational agents available, Sevoflurane shows the least cardiovascular effects.
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Preoxygenation Do you pre-oxygenate patients in practice? pugs, frenchies ect
Urinary catheterisation May be of benefit if you need to monitor urine output Minimises risk of soiling Patient comfort
clipping and skin prep
correct positioning on theatre table
Created by: lucy.fox
 

 



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