PPT-Immediate Postoperative Assessment

Presented By Danyel Dorn RN MSN CPN Clinical Nurse EducatorPediatric Service Line Purpose Demonstrate skills to perform the initial assessment of the pediatric patient in the postanesthesia care unit This initial assessment allows for the integration of preoperative and intraoperative data from the anesthesia provider and perianesthesia team The handoff of care should include a systematic physiologic assessment identification of any abnormal or deteriorating conditions and pertinent psychosocial information that includes patientfamily centered care Furthermore the initial assessment focuses on the prioritization of treatment implementation and stabilization of the patient in the postanesthesia phase of care. REPORTING POSTOPERATIVE PAIN PROCEDURES IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANESTHESIA analgesia, that the patient was involved in the process of defining the best plan for such analgesia and that the patient receiv , 2005. Sullivan, 2011. From Surgery…. …To Ambulation. In 24 Hours!. Early Postoperative Ambulation. Pricilla Puente . University of South Florida. College of Nursing . Fall 2012—TGH UD. . Objectives. Hypermetropes. and . Myopes. Mangat. S, Kumar B V, . Prasad. S. Arrowe. Park Hospital,. Wirral University Hospital NHS Trust. No financial interests. Introduction. Cataract surgery in patients with myopia and . A Case Study . Approach. Danae. Gross. November 17, 2014. Objectives. Analyze family/social, clinical, and nutritional history. . for a patient that presents with postoperative ileus.. Evaluate the prescribed nutrition therapy as it relates to the diagnosis of ileus in the postoperative and critical care setting.. Postoperative Outcomes and Follow-up of Patients. Median . duration of in-hospital . stay: . 10 . days (. range, 2–69 . days. ).. . M. edian . follow-up . : . 41 . months . P. ostoperative complications: . Introduction. Small bowel obstruction (SBO) is a very common problem in emergency surgery, accounting for 20% of all surgical admissions.. Postoperative adhesions cause SBO in 93% of patients.. Postoperative SBO can be treated by early surgery, or a trial of non-operative treatment. . Lecturer. Wisam. Khalid . Abduljabbar. FIBMS general surgery. The aim of postoperative care is to provide the . patient with as quick, painless and . safe . recovery . . from . surgery as possible.. Stylianos A Kandarakis M.D.. 1,2. , Neel Kumar M.D.. 1,2. , Winston Garris. 1,2. , Robert Routh. 1,2. , Allison Babuich. 1,2. , Nick Frame. 1,2 . , Joshua Groetsch. 1,. , H. Sprague Eustis. 2. Louisiana State University Health Science Center, Department of Ophthalmology New Orleans , LA. . Tori. David A. Walls, DDS, MD. Preoperative. Specimen. Immediately Postoperative. 1 Month Postoperative. Husain Abbas, MD FACS FASMBS. Enhanced Recovery After Surgery. (ERAS). disclosures. NONE. Healthcare . spending. Source: . Organisation. for Economic Co-operation and Development (2010), “OECD Health Data”, . - 2103 (Online) An Online International Journal Available at http://www.cibtech.org/jms.htm 2012 Vol. 2 ( 3 ) September - December , pp. 237 - 242 / Tarkase et al. Research Article 237 CAUDAL EPID Physiother apy patient information – Clavicle fracture ORIF Exercises following Introduction Your clavicle (collarbone) is a long thin bone sitting between your shoulder blade and sternum(brea Doppler Microembolus Detection in the Identification of Patients at High Risk of Perioperative Stroke R. Levi ~1, A. K. Roberts 2, G. Fell 2, M. C. Hoare 2, J. P. Royle 2, A. Chan 2, B. C. Beiles 2, and atrophy of rotator cuffs on immediate postoperative MRI to those on Seventy patients were included in this study, who received arthroscopic rotator-cuff repair and underwent both preoperative magn