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Types of surgery

Elective surgery


Urgent surgery


Emergency surgery

Pre Operative Teaching

Skin preparation


Deep breathing coughing


Leg exercises


Post anesthesia


Vital signs


Food and fluids


Turning and reposition


Early ambulatory


Pain


Treatments and equipment


Position restrictions

Nutrition and fluids

Npo for 6 to 8 hours

Bowel movement

The bowel prep prevents this contaminating


Or enemas are done

Personal care

A complete bath


Removing make up nail polish


Hair care


Oral hygiene


Removing dentures


Removing prosthesis


Sedation and anesthesia

Anesthesia.....is the loss of feeling


General anesthesia....loss of consciousness


Regional anesthesia..... is the loss of feeling in a large area


Local anesthesia.... is the loss of feeling in a small area

Pneumonia

An inflammation and infection of a lung tissue

Atelectasis

The collapse of a portion of the lung

Pulmonary embolism

A blood cot from the vein that travels in the bloodstream until it lodges in a lung

Reasons for positions for surgery

For easy and comfortable breathing


To prevent stress on the incision


To prevent aspiration

Report this at once after surgery has been done

Swollen area of a leg


Pain and tenderness in a leg


Warmth in the part of the leg that is swollen


Red or discolored skin

Thrombus

Blood clot

Embolus

Is a blood clot that travels through the vascular system until it lodges in a blood vessels

After surgery circulation is stimulated and thrombi is prevented by

Leg exercise


Ambulatuon


Elastic stocking


Elastic bandages


sequential compression


No long standing


Leg exercises

Increase venous blood flow


Help prevent trombone at least every 1 to 2 hours

Elastic stocking

Remove every 8 hours for 30 minutes

Elastic bandages

Provide support and reduce swelling from injuries used to hold dressings in place

Sequential compressions

The pump inflates the device with air


Doctors orders their removal