Problem
A. How the nursing process is applied when planning patient and family education?
B. Write appropriate teaching strategies to ensure patient learning.
C. Develop a teaching-learning strategy to educate the patient about the following hypothetical situation:
D. What care do you recommend for the postoperative care of the patient?
E. How long will your recovery take?
F. How could the family help with the care?
G. When to go to the doctor
H. Add references
Patient is received from the operating room. Aron Fisher Male, 57 years old. You have had a coronary bypass. He is under the effects of anesthesia. The sedation administered is Propofol and remifentanil in a continuous infusion pump. He takes dobutamine, norepinephrine, analgesia (4 metamizole, 3 tramadol, 2 metoclopramide), saline with 15 mEq of potassium chloride, and rapid insulin in a continuous infusion pump. He is connected to mechanical ventilation through an orotracheal tube. He wears a bladder catheter and two chest tubes that drain into a pleural evac. He carries a surgical wound (sternotomy), a radial line, and a swan ganz catheter. Cardiac output is controlled through a monitor and is monitored to control blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, temperature, central venous pressure, and pulmonary artery pressure. It has a peripheral line through which a maintenance saline is passed. The patient reports that she is very thirsty during the first hours after extubation. The next morning she eats coffee with milk and cookies for breakfast with good tolerance. He eats vegetable, fish and orange puree. After 24 hours the patient is stable. The hemodynamic values are within the normal range and their constants are stable. You must select the highest priority learning need for this patient - family. Eat vegetable, fish and orange puree. After 24 hours the patient is stable. The hemodynamic values are within the normal range and their constants are stable. You must select the highest priority learning need for this patient - family. Eat vegetable, fish and orange puree. After 24 hours the patient is stable. The hemodynamic values are within the normal range and their constants are stable. You must select the highest priority learning need for this patient - family.