Colleges of Nursing - Faculty Tool Kit Learning Guide
Learning Unit: Management of Perioperative Care: Preoperative, Intraoperative, and Postoperative Care Know this material from Be prepared to discuss this material during At the completion of this learning unit, you should be able Pathophysiology/Pharmacology and class: to: pre-requisite classes
Principles of asepsis Discuss the differences between the three Identify the common purposes and settings of surgery Principles of oxygen administration phases of perioperative care: preoperative, Describe the purpose and components of a preoperative Principles of cardiovascular, intraoperative, and postoperative nursing assessment respiratory, and neurological Differentiate between general and regional or Explain the components and purpose of informed consent assessment local anesthesia and conscious sedation for surgery Pharmacology of opioids, including advantages, disadvantages, and Identify the purposes and types of preoperative antiemetics, and analgesics rationale for the choice of the anesthetic medications Defining characteristics of the technique Identify the special considerations for preoperative following nursing diagnoses: Discuss principles of informed consent preparation of the older adult o Risk for constipation Discuss principles of aseptic technique used in Describe the physical environment of the OR and holding o Risk for infection the operating room area o Acute urinary retention Discuss perioperative complications, such as Discuss the role of the perioperative nurse malignant hyperthermia Describe the functions of the members of the surgical Identify adaptive factors that determine the team patient’s surgical risk Discuss differences between general and regional or local Identify defining characteristics of risk for anesthesia perioperative positioning injury Describe the preoperative nursing role Review definitions and indicators of this Nursing Describe the intraoperative (circulator) nursing role Outcomes Classification: Describe the postanesthesia care unit nursing role o Risk control Review these Nursing Interventions Classifications: o Positioning: intraoperative o Moderate sedation o Postanesthesia care Suggested Learning Resources: Chapters 14, 15, and 16. In: Ignatavicius D, Workman ML. Medical-Surgical Nursing: Patient-Centered Collaborative Care. 8th ed. St Louis, MO: Elsevier, Inc; 2016. Clinical Conference: Analyze the effect of the surgical experience on patients. Assess the patient assigned for the clinical shift and discuss various nursing diagnoses. Discuss elements required for a valid informed consent.
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