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1
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assess pt duting conscious sedation

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monitor airway, LOC, O2 sat, capnography, ECG, and vital signs q 15min

2
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malignant hypothermia

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  1. stop all inhalation anesthetic
  2. intubate
  3. vent at 100% at highest rate
  4. give dantolene
  5. terminate surgery is possible
  6. check ABGs and treat
  7. cool pt/ monitor temp
3
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RN interventions during general anestheia

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stage 1- close OR door, dim lights, control OR traffic, position pt, keep voices low
stage 2- avoid auditory and physical stimulus, protect extremities, assist w suctioning, stay w pt
stage 3- assist w intubation, place in operative position, prep skin
stage 4- prepare/assist w cardiopulmonary arrest, document occurance

4
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7 meds for conscious sedation

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etomidate-amidate
diazepam-valium
midazolam-versed
fentanyl-sublimaze
alfentanil-alfenta
propofol-diprivan
morphine
5
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insufflation

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the practice of injecting gas or air into a cavity before surgery

6
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DVT assessment

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obese, over 40, cancer, decreased mobility, Hx of VTE, DVT, varicose veins, edema, oral contraceptives, smoke, decreased cardiac output, hip or knee surgery
-sudden swelling in 1 leg, dull ache in calf that worsens w mobility

7
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application of pneumatic pressure device

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measure legs for proper size, place boots on legs and check compression pressure (35-55), apply preop

8
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deep breathing

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gentle in and out, hold for 5

9
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post coughing

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every 1-2 hrs post surgery, expel secrestion, keep lungs clear,allow full aeration, prevent pneumonia and atelactesis

10
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day of surgery meds

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sedatives, hypnotics, anxiolytics, opoid analgesics, anticholinergic, antibiotic w/n 60 min of surgery

11
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informed consent w nonenglish speaker

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requires qualified translator and witness

12
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lab assessment preop

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urinalysis, CBC or HH, clotting studies, electrolytes, BUN and Cr, pregnancy

13
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hypokalemia

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increased risk for digoxin toxicity, slows recovery from anesthia, increased cardiac irritability

14
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hyperkalemia

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increased risk for dysrhythmias w anestheia

15
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assessment priorities post op

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phase 1- airway, vitals, indicators of recovery every 15 min
phase 2- presurgery LOC returned, O2 sat at baseline, vitals stable
phase 3- vitals stable, surgical site bleeding

16
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post op hand off report

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type and extent of proceedure, anestheia details, allergies, health problems, vitals, fluids, blood loss, complications, communication issues, special requests, resp function, location/type incisions/dressings/drains, I&O

17
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time out

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verify correct pt, proceedure, position

18
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RN informed consent

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provide detailed info about proceedure, clarify facts and myths, verify signitures, serve as witness

19
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age related changes to consider pre op

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chronic illness, malnutrition, more allergies, increased impaired self care, inadequate support system, decrease ability to handle stress of surgery/anestheia, increased risk for cardiac, change in mental status, increased fall risk

20
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10 SCIP measures

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  1. antibiotic wn 60 min
  2. proper antibiotic selection
  3. antibiotic d/c wn 24 hrs post op
  4. cardiac pts w controlled 0600 post op blood glucose
  5. hair removal
  6. urinary cath removal 1-2 days post op
  7. temp management
  8. beta-blockers
  9. VTE prophylactics ordered
  10. VTE pro recieved 24 hrs pre and post surgery
21
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diagnostic surgery

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determine origin and cause of disorder

22
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curative surgery

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resolve health problem by repair or removal of cause

23
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restorative surgery

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improve functionable ability

24
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palliative surgery

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relieve symptoms of dx processbut not cure

25
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elective surgery

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correction of nonacute problem

26
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urgent surgery

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requires prompt intervention, life threatening in 24-48 hrs

27
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emergent surgery

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immediate intervention due to life threatening consequences

28
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subcutaneous infusion indications

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  1. pain and insulin drug infusions
  2. palliative care can’t take oral meds, IM to painful, or vascular access not available
  3. hypodermoclysis- short-term fluid replacement
29
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assess post intraosseous device placement

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no longer than 24 hrs, check for fluid accumulation, any signs of decreased circulation in limb

30
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3 potential systemic complications of IV therapy

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  1. circulatory overload
  2. speed shock
  3. catheter embolism
31
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assessing peripheral IV site

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begin w insertion site and work up, swelling, redness, hardness, drainage, lightly palpate, integrity of dressing, tubing

32
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choosing correct IV site

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superfiscial veins of forearm (bascilic, cephalic, and median), no hands on older pts, avoid arm w mastectomies, stroke, fistulas

33
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IV fluid orders

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type, rate, specific dose to be added to solution

34
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IV drug orders

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name, dose, route, frequency, time of administration, length of infusion time, purpose

35
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cholinergic agonists side effects

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stimulate bladder and GI tone, constrict pupils, increase neuromuscular transmission, decrease HR and BP, increase saliva, GI, and bronchial glandular secretions

36
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antichoinergic effects

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decrease GI motility, saliva, bladder contraction, rigidity and tremmors, dilation of pupils, increase pulse

37
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evisceration

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get help, cover w warm sterile solution dressing, keep dressings moist, assess for shock, supine w knees bent and head raised 15-20 degrees, vitals, emergent surgery

38
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dehiscence

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apply sterile dressing, avoid cough, alert surgeon

39
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assess post op wounds

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dr first dressing change, tissue integrity, type and amt of drainage

40
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assess pt w spinal or epidural

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cardiac depression, restlessness, excitement, incoherent speech, headache, blurred vision, metalic taste, nausea, tremors, seizures, incresed pulse, RR, BP

41
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discharge from PACU

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9-10 rating on recovery scale, stable vitals, no overt bleeding, return gag/swallow, can take liquids, urine output

42
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post op ed for home discharge

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prevention of infection, care and assessment of surgical site, mgt of drains and catheters, nutrition, pain and drug mgt, progressive increase in activity

43
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pH and osmolarity w IV site

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central line needed w pH 5-9 and osmolarity more than 600

44
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IV infiltration

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stop infusion and remove catheter, apply sterile dressing, elevate extremity, warm/cold compress, insert new line in opposite extremity, rate infiltration and document

45
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central line bundle to reduce infection

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use checklist, hand hygiene, maximal barrier precautions, sterile technique, min traffic in room, chlorhexide for skin disinfection, use preferred sites, post-placement care, remove ASAP

46
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nonpharmacological pain mgt

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positioning, massage, relaxation techniques, diversion, ice

47
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actions post PICC placement

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meticulous dressing changes, hang bags w sterile technique, vigorous scrub of catherter hub, chest xray