Medsurg 1: Pre, Intra. Post Op

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Explain the pre-op phase

getting pt ready for surgery:

  • assess

  • teach

  • consent


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When does the Intra-op phase begin?

begins in surgical suite

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When does the post-op phase begin?

immediately after surgery

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What is the purpose of a diagnosis?

to determine the cause of illness

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What is the purpose of a cure?

to eliminate the illness or disease

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What is the purpose of palliation?

to relieve symptoms

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What is the purpose of a prevention?

to remove potential threats

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What is the purpose of cosmetics?

to enhance appearance

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What is the purpose of exploration?

to determine the extent of a disease

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What is elective srugery?

planned surgery, not urgent

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What is emergency surgery?

surgery needed immediately to save life

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Explain inpatient recovery

staying in the hospital at least one night post-surgery

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Explain ambulatory recovery

goes home the same day of surgery

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What can pre-op anxiety be caused by?

  • past experiences

  • fear of the unknown


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Name some things we collect in a past medical and surgical history assessment.

  • current and past conditions

  • previous surgeries

  • menstrural/ obstetric history

  • family history

  • substance use


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What does collecting medication history entail?

all current meds

  • perscriptions

  • OTC

  • vitamins

  • herbal supplements

  • recreational drugs

  • NSAIDs

drug allergies or intolerances


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What is a review of systems?

gathering subjective information from patients about all the body systems

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What systems make up the ROS? (9)

  • cardiac

  • respiratory

  • neurological

  • renal

  • liver

  • musculoskeletal

  • integumentary

  • immune

  • endocrine


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In regards to nutrtions and fluid status, what do we have to assess?

  • under/over nourishment

  • protien deficiencies

  • obesity risks

  • recent vomitting, diarrhea

  • NPO status


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What preop med is used for anxiety/ sedation?

Benzodiazepines

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What preop med is used for reducing secretions?

Anticholinergics

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What preop med is used for pain relief?

opiods

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What preop med is used for preventing nausea?

antiemetics

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What preop med is used for preventing infection?

antibiotics

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What preop med is used for cardiac protection?

Beta-blockers

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