pre-operative teachingbrief explanation-anatomy
Pre-operative Teaching
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hypothermia as the blood passes through the oxygenator hypothermia machine allows the blood to cool to the required temperature generally the
the pumpsthe blood from the operating field is sucked with the help of the cardiotomy sucker and pump which is filtered to remove all
pre-operative nursing management of cardiac surgical patientscardiac surgical patients generally get investigated thoroughly before getting referred
early pre-operative care 1 admission of patient-usual admission procedure to be completed2 assessment of the patient3 history4 physical
pre-operative teachingbrief explanation-anatomy physiology of the cardio-respiratory system the disease and the operation which is going to
preparation on the previous day of operationremove all the jewellery nail polish cut nails the patients body is cleaned - shaving from
preparation on the morning of surgerymorning care hygiene bowel and bladder emptying oral hygiene remove dentures if any no
post-operative care of patients the first few days following cardiac operations are the most critical in terms of the patients survival the safety
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