Ans) • Nursing interventions for evisceration of the wound:
- Assessment of the wound
- Provide adequate nutrition
- Have patient avoid strain
- Use binders to support incision
- Monitor for infection
• Criteria for discharge from the post anesthesia recovery unit:
Phase 1 of post anesthesia recovery:
- May transfer care to appropriately qualified personnel when a stable, patent airway with adequate ventilation and oxygenation is achieved, and the patient is hemodynamically stable.
Phase 2 of post anesthesia recovery:
- A lower level of care, may be transferred to Phase II directly if the patient meets the Phase I discharge criteria.
The aldrete recovery score evaluate:
- Oxygenation, respiration, circulation, consciousness, and activity key assessment points.
Factors are considered for discharge:
- Pain control, N/V control, temperature, signs of postsurgical bleeding, and resolution of regional blocks.
- 9 or more points of aldrete score is for recovery to be confirmed.
• A pre-operative physical examination is generally performed upon the request of a surgeon to ensure that a patient is healthy enough to safely undergo anesthesia and surgery. This evaluation usually includes a physical examination, cardiac evaluation, lung function assessment, and appropriate laboratory tests.
• Malignant hyperthermia is characterized by a HYPERMETABOLIC
state and SKELETAL MUSCLE RIGIDITY.
It is triggered by exposure to INHALATIONAL agents or
SUCCINYLCHOLINE in susceptible individuals
Treatment of Malignant hyperthermia:
1) Stop offending agent
2) 100% oxygen
3) Hyperventilation
4) Dantrolene 2mg/kg every 5 minutes
5) Cool patient
6) Treat hyperkalemia
7) Treat acidosis
8) Treat arrhythmias (do NOT use calcium channel blocker)
9) Send labs - ABG, mixed venous O2, creatinine, coags, CK)
10) Foley catheter
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