Slide 1ObjectivesCase Study PresentationPerioperative NursingPreoperative PhaseIdentify the priority nursing care for Mr. Egan:Identify the priority nursing care for Mr. Egan:What preoperative testing is appropriate for Mr. Egan?Pre-surgical Screening TestsSlide 10Slide 12Slide 13Informed Consent for Surgery & Blood TransfusionInformed Consent InformationInformed Consent InformationInformed Consent for Surgery, Anesthesia & Blood TransfusionSlide 18Advance DirectivesSlide 20Slide 21Latex Allergy/SensitivityLatex Allergy/SensitivitySlide 24Preparing the Patient Through TeachingSlide 26Ensuring Patient SafetyEnsuring Patient SafetySlide 29Slide 30Psychological AssessmentSlide 32Nursing Responsibilities during immediate preoperative periodNursing Responsibilities during immediate pre-operative periodPre-operative ChecklistPre-operative ChecklistSlide 37Slide 38Dr. Damon meets with Mr. Egan in the OR Holding Room.Final Safety ChecksEnsuring Patient SafetySlide 42Intraoperative SafetyIntra-operative SafetySlide 45Slide 46Slide 47Situation Background Assessment RecommendationSlide 49Slide 50Slide 51Postoperative Assessments and InterventionsPostoperative Assessments and InterventionsSlide 54Common Postoperative ComplicationsSlide 56Preventing Respiratory ComplicationsInterventions to Prevent Respiratory ComplicationsInterventions to Prevent Respiratory ComplicationsSlide 60Slide 61Interventions to Prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)Interventions to Prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)Slide 64Handwashing: Clean Hands Save LivesSlide 66Slide 67Which of the following does the nurse identify as abnormal?Critical Lab ValuesSlide 71Slide 72Slide 73Slide 74Slide 75ConfidentialitySpecial Needs of Older AdultsReady to go homeDischarge TeachingReferencesCare of the Surgical ClientCarolyn McCormick, BSN, RN East Carolina University Graduate Student Spring 2012 NUS 326Objectives Apply concepts from reading during case study presentation Demonstrate understanding by active participation in class discussionExamine the role of the nurse in all phases of perioperative careRecognize safety concerns for the patient during all phases of perioperative careCase Study Presentation10 minutes to review the case studyLook over the questionsPrepare to discuss your answersCase Study adapted from Altmiller (2008)•Inpatient•Ambulatory Surgery•Same-day AdmissionPreoperative•Minor procedure•Lengthy procedureIntraoperative•2 hours •Extended stay•Inpatient hospitalizationPostoperativePerioperative NursingPreoperative PhaseIdentify the priority nursing care for Mr. Egan:Identify the priority nursing care for Mr. Egan:Complete pre-operative testing/Preparation Maintain normal glucose levelsEnsure informed consentEnsure correct surgical sitePrevent post-op infectionComplete pre-operative teaching Address psychological comfortWhat preoperative testing is appropriate for Mr. Egan?Pre-surgical Screening Tests Chest x-ray (CXR)Electrocardiography (ECG)Complete blood count (CBC)Electrolytes (CHEM Panel)Urinalysis (UA)X-ray left lower extremityWhen completing medication reconciliation for Mr. Egan the evening before surgery, which orders increase the nurse’s concern?Insulin 6 units Regular with 15 unit NPH sub-cutaneous q am.Aspirin 325mg PO q d.Plavix 75mg PO everydayAtivan 0.5mg IV Push on call to OR in AM.Insulin 6 units Regular with 15 units NPH sub-cutaneous q am. Aspirin 325mg PO q d. Plavix 75mg PO everydayDr. Damon is Mr. Egan’s surgeon and Dr. Riley is Mr. Egan’s anesthesiologist. Both come to see him and discuss the surgery the evening before.How does the nurse ensure informed consent? What must the patient consent to for the procedure to be done?Informed Consent for Surgery & Blood Transfusion 3 Requirements:Adequate disclosure Understanding & comprehension Consent given voluntarilyInformed Consent InformationDescription of procedure and alternative therapiesUnderlying disease process and its natural courseName and qualifications of person performing procedureExplanation of risks and how often they occurExplanation that patient has the right to refuse treatment or withdraw consentInformed Consent InformationPatient must be 18 years old or an emancipated minorParent signs for children Patient must be competent to sign own consentPatient must be alert & orientedNot necessary if threat to life and patient or legally authorized person unavailableInformed Consent for Surgery, Anesthesia & Blood TransfusionPart of legal preparation for surgeryActive, shared decision making process Protects patient, surgeon, hospital and its employeesNurses role: advocate and witness appropriate person signatureWhat does it mean that Mr. Egan has an advance directive? How will it apply to his surgical procedure?Living WillDurable Power of Attorney for HealthcareAdvance DirectivesDuring the admission assessment, the nurse questions Mr. Egan to determine if there is a latex allergy or sensitivity.What symptoms would the nurse question Mr. Egan about in order to determine this?Latex Allergy/SensitivityS & SUrticaria RhinitisBronchospasmCompromised respiratory statusCirculatory collapse & DeathManagementIdentify those at riskLatex free environmentLatex free equipmentLatex Allergy/SensitivityAt Risk:Genetic predispositionHay feverAsthmaFood AllergiesHealth care professionalsRubber industry workersPreventing complications of surgery is an important part of all surgical patient’s care. What pre-operative teaching does Mr. Egan require in order to prevent complications?Preparing the Patient Through TeachingSurgical events and sensationsSurgical site preparationPain managementPhysical activitiesDeep breathingCoughingIncentive SpirometryLeg exercisesTurning in bedWhat measures should be taken during this pre-operative phase to ensure the patient’s safety?Ensuring Patient SafetyLook-Alike, Sound-Alike Medication NamesPatient IdentificationCommunication During Patient Hand-OversEnsuring Patient SafetyControl of Concentrated Electrolyte SolutionsAssuring Medication Accuracy at Transitions in CareAvoiding Catheter and Tubing Mis-ConnectionsSingle Use of Injection DevicesImproved Hand Hygiene to Prevent Health Care-Associated InfectionMr. Egan is very restless the evening before. He
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