Nursing and Surgical Care: DVT, Pre/Post-Op Procedures, and Risk Factors

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Deep Vein thrombosis

blood clot forms in a large vein, usually in a lower limb

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Why don't you eat 8 hours/ 12 hours before surgery

So you don't aspirate

Don't want food contents or it will get in lungs during surgery

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what do you put on in order when you DON first

Gown,

Mask,

Goggles

GLOVES

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What do you TAKE off first when you DON

Gloves,

Gown,

Goggles,

MASK

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What do you want to do after surgery for legs/feet?

You want to move them around do little exercises so you don't get DVT

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incentive spirometer use

piston rises with each deep inhalation; prevents atelectasis in post op patients; 5-10 breaths per session q hour patient is awake

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PRE OP things to say

NPO (nothing by mouth)

Meds

Tobacco and Med use

Prepare the patient for surgery

INFORMED consent

What time surgery is

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incentive spirometry steps

1) Sit upright 2) Exhale 3) Insert mouthpiece 4) Inhale for 3

seconds, and then HOLD for 10 seconds

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why do we use incentive spirometry post op

to prevent lung collapse

Atelectasis

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POST OP recommendations

Deep breathing and coughing

Pillow on the tummy to hold and cough if abdominal surgery

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RISK factors of smoking for surgery

Hard for anesthesia to be regulated for smokers

SLower wound healing

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RISK factors of obesity for surgery

Difficult intubation

harder for anesthesia to get through takes longer