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Nursing Implications for surgical risk factors
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- 1Risks associated with advanced age and general surgical proceduresdecreased tolerance to anaesthesia & post-op meds, delayed wound healing
- 2Risks associated with obese individuals undergoing general surgical proceduresInc. risk of delayed wound healing, wound dehiscence, infection, pneumonia, atelectasis, thrombophlebitis, arrhythmias & heart failure
- 3Nursing implications of obese individuals undergoing surgery- promote weight loss if time permits.
- Post-op monitoring of wound, pulmonary and cardiovascular complications
- Encourage coughing, turning, diaphragmatic breathing exercises and early ambulation - 4Risks associated with malnourished individuals undergoing general surgical proceduresMay not have sufficient nutrient reserves to allow the body to recover from surgery effectively; risk of organ failure and/or shock. Increased metabolic demands may result in poor wound healing and infection
- 5Nursing implications of malnourished individuals undergoing surgeryDiscuss treatment with surgeon and dietitian, promote weight-gain by providing well-balanced high energy diet. Administer nutritional supplements and IVF feeding if necessary. Daily weights and kj counts as necessary.
- 6Risks associated with dehydrated/ electrolyte insufficient/imbalanced individuals undergoing general surgical proceduresDepending on the severity or type of electrolyte imbalance, cardiac arrhythmia or heart failure may occur. Can also result in liver and renal failure.
- 7Nursing implications of dehydrated/electrolyte insufficient individual undergoing surgeryAdministration of IVF as ordered. Monitoring weights and fluid balance.
- 8Risks associated with those with renal/liver dysfunction undergoing general surgical proceduresPoor toleration of anaesthesia, fluid/electrolyte imbalances, acid-base imbalances, decreased metabolism and excretion of medication, increased risk of haemorrhage & delayed wound healing
- 9Nursing implications for those with liver/renal dysfunction undergoing surgeryMonitor for fluid volume overload, intake and output and response to medication. Evaluate closely for drug side effects and evidence of alkalosis or acidosis.
- 10Risks associated with those with cardiovascular disorders undergoing general surgical proceduresIncreased risk of haemorrhage and shock, hypotension, thrombophlebitis, PE, stroke & fluid volume overload.
- 11Nursing implications for individuals with cardiovascular disorders undergoing surgery.- Diligent monitoring of vital signs, and general condition of the individual. Skin colour assessment, chest pain, lung congestion and assessment for peripheral oedema. Observe for hypoxia, and encourage early ambulation/ leg exercises to decrease the risk of vascular issues.
- 12Risks associated with individuals with respiratory disorders undergoing general surgical proceduresOne of the most common types of risk associated with surgery. Respiratory depression is more likely to occur in people with COPD as well as bronchitis, atelectasis & pneumonia
- 13Nursing implications for those with respiratory disorders undergoing surgeryClose monitoring of respiration, pulse and breath sounds. Encourage coughing and deep breathing exercises. For smokers: encourage cessation or decrease.
- 14Risks associated with diabetic individuals undergoing general surgical proceduresIncreased risk of fluctuating BGLS which can lead to hypoglycemia or ketoacidosis. Increases the risk for cardiovascular complications, delayed wound healing and infection.
- 15Nursing implications for diabetic individuals undergoing surgery.close monitoring of BGLs , monitor for symptoms of hypo or hyperglycaemia. Administer insulin as charted. Encourage diabetic meals and education
- 16Risks associated with alcoholic individuals undergoing general surgical proceduresIncreased anaesthesia may be required. Individual may experience alcohol withdrawal. Delayed wound healing and haemorrhage can occur due to liver damage.
- 17Nursing implications for alcoholic individuals undergoing surgery- Monitor for signs of alcohol withdrawal, encourage balanced diet. Monitor for wound complications. Administer supplementary nutrients parenterally as required.
- 18Risks associated with individuals that smoke undergoing general surgical proceduresIncreased risk of all respiratory complications due to increased mucous secretions and decreased ability to expectorate
- 19Nursing implications for smoker's undergoing surgeryEncourage cessation. Monitor closely for respiratory complications. Encourage deep breathing and coughing and increase daily fluids to 2.5 - 3 litres to thin secretions. Nicotine replacement therapy may help individuals to tolerate withdrawal during the postoperative period.
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- Erstellt von Em J · 3 Jun 2018
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