PPT-Post-Operative Management of the Surgical Patient

by Trajan Cuellar MB BCh and Adrian Vlada MB BCh June 2015 Post Operative Patients General Surgery MIS BMS CRS PBS Vascular Plastics Transplant Trauma Burn Paediatric What is PostOperative Management. An unfolding Case study. by . Gerry Altmiller,EdD, APRN, ACNS-BC. The Case:. John Egan, 53, has a history of Type I diabetes mellitus, cigarette smoking 40 pack years, CAD, and PVD. Six weeks ago, he developed a wound of his left heel which measured 4cm by 2cm when he discovered it. Despite IV antibiotics and chemical debridement, the wound developed a gangrene infection. He is scheduled for a BKA of the left lower extremity tomorrow at 10:00am. His meds include daily insulin, aspirin 325mg/day, Pletal 100mg BID. He has an advanced directive and NKDA.. PRESENTED. BY. OLUKOYA MARY BUSOLA. AND. AWONUSI MONSURAT. 1. 2. Intraoperative Care. . 3. Physical Environment. Surgical suite . Controlled environment . Designed to minimize spread of infections. John Hollins. Clinical Governance and Performance Lead (cataract . services) Primary . Eyecare. (Shropshire and Staffordshire) Ltd . A SASPEC presentation. Purpose of this evening. To introduce a post-operative cataract service to South Staffordshire. Don Zhang. General surgical registrar. Post operative complications. Can happen in all surgical specialties. Have to have a basic understanding of the surgery to look for specific complications. Key is to recognize early and start basic management to prevent deterioration. . CataractCo-Management ManualCataract Surgery CoordinatorsKmarie 808-593-9196 kmariejenkinseyecarecomAngela 808-380-7544 angelajenkinseyecarecomBilling questionContact Administrator Pamela Utu pamjen Launch Kick-off Meeting . April 15, 2015. Welcome. Dr. Judith Steinberg, MD, MPH. Deputy Chief Medical Officer. Commonwealth Medicine . University of Massachusetts Medical School. 2. PSH Pilot Launch Kick-off Meeting Objectives . Colo. -Rectal Bundle. Sunil (Sunny) . Eappen. , . MD,Chief. . Medical Officer and Chief of Anesthesia. Massachusetts Eye & Ear. Fleurette. (Flo). . Kiokemeister, RN, MSN. Project Manager. for the Perioperative Surgical Home/ERAS/ RRP. To be aware of the range of substance use disorders that are relevant to anaesthetics and surgery. To identify signs and symptoms of substance use disorders in patients presenting for anaesthesia and surgical procedures. Define post operative ileus. Describe normal bowel function. Discuss modulators of bowel motility. Discuss symptoms, diagnosis, management and prevention of post-op ileus. Normal Digestion. Motility: Requires coordinated contraction behind food bolus and relaxation ahead of food bolus to move in correct direction. Kareema. Ahmed Hussein. 2017 -2018. Goals of post operative care:. To help patient Return to normal ( physical and psychological function ).. To avoid post operative surgical wound infection . To achieve rest and comfort.. ”. My patient. ’. s name is Ruby . She is 73, is in a lot of pain and needs a new hip joint. She has diabetes and high blood pressure. I. ’. ve told her about the surgery. She asked . “. Will I need a blood transfusion?. Royal College of . Surgeons of England . NAME. DATE. National . undergraduate . c. urriculum . in . surgery. CONTENTS: . What is it?. Why do we need it? . How we wrote it. Curriculum . contents. Syllabus – key skills. POST-OPERATIVE CARE-. . SURGICAL WOUND CARE. The postoperative period is as important as the surgery itself. Systemic antibiotic therapy should be continued for at least 3 days in all cases; it may be supplemented by intramammary infusions. . Begashaw. M (MD). General consideration. General . medical . &. . surgical . history. Complete . P. /E . Lab. :. _Complete . blood count. _Blood . typing . & . Rh. -factor, . crossmach. _Urinalysis.