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Surgical Classification
c.c. pep d.
• Diagnostic determine presence and/or extent of known disease
• Curative remove or repair , appendectomy ectomy to rmv

• Palliative relieve symptoms tracheotomy

• Preventive
• Explorative
• Cosmetic/Reconstructive plasty
preop assess
pychologic, to reinforce coping strategies during surgical experience

phsiologic, that may add to operation risk factors

baseline data for intraoperative and postop

ident,docu surgical site

ident meds b4 and otc which may effect surgical outcome

confirm that the results of preop labs & diog tests r documented in pt record & communicated 2 appropriate personall

ident cultural & ethnic factors that may affect the surgical experience

determine if pt got adequate info from surgeon 2 make informed decision 2 have surgery & that consent form is signed and witnessed
orrhaphy
repair or suture, herniorrhaphy
CURATIVE
osotomy
palliative, create an opening
palliative means
to relieve symtoms
anathesia physical class
p1
p2
p3
p4
p5
p6
p1=normal healthy person
p2 mild systemic disease
p3=sever systemic disease
p4=sever systemic disease which is a constant threat to life
p5= moribund pt who will die w/o surgery
p6= brain dead,their organs will be removed for donation
is the scrub nurse sterile? lpn or scrub tech
nursing team member of the sugical team. prep of supplies and eqip of the sterile field . cks for break in sterile technique
circulating nurse does...
coordinate events b4 during and after surgery.cks 4 breach of aseptic technique, moitors documents supplies and eqip. sponge counts, talks to family
types of anathesia
general iv and inhale, local, conscious sedation or twilight sleep( reduce anxiety and facilitate cooperation, she maintains her own airway,
positioning in OR
prevent occlution of ateries and viens, nerves,eyes, bony prominences. assess 4 aches pains or deformities that may be aggravated on the table.

controlled hypotension, =lower blood loss
controlled hypothermia, lowers metabolism, so less anathesia
goal to prevent injury
pacu
hypo-ventilation & effects of anathesia leads to hypoxia in 40 % of pts and asipartation.
60 % have HYPOTHERMIA from anathesia, this increases recovery and morbidity
receiving post op client
air
l.o.c.
vitals
ck wound/dressing/drainage
urinary=30 cc p/hr
ck iv lines
ck pain
spouse?
ck post op orders, then implements them
assess pain post op
1st 48 hrs probobly need narcotic analgesic.
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pattern
location
intensity on a pain scale
nature (dull sharp)
DOCUMENT, IT'S MANDATED
reassess in ONE HOUR to assess for effectiveness of what you did
Pain - Nursing Management
Pain - Nursing Management