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|Behavioral Objectives |Content Outline |Clinical Objectives |Learning Opportunities |
|Define the terms listed in the content column |Application of terms |Evaluate quality of care and learning |Review: |
|appropriate to the patient situations. |Abscess |needs of self, peers, or others. |Operating Room Orientation Packet in RNSG 2561 |
| |Anesthesia | |Readings: |
| |Anesthesiologist |Identify organizational procedures for |McKinney |
| |Anesthetist |reporting/ solving patient care |Adams |
| |Anticholinergics |problems. |Lewis |
| |Atelectasis | |Berman & Snyder |
| |Biopsy |Inform and support health rights of | |
| |Hyperventilation |patients. |TVCC Library – Nursing Education on Video |
| |Hypovolemic shock | | |
| |Hypoxia |Provide nursing care to patients and | |
| |Incentive spirometry |families within limits of nursing |Aseptic Nursing Techniques at the Bedside: |
| |Infection |knowledge and experience and the legal/|Demonstrations of Aseptic Techniques. |
| |Inflammation |ethical standards of care. | |
| |Informed consent | |Aseptic Nursing Techniques at the Bedside. |
| |Intraoperative |Select and carry out safe and | |
| |Lithotomy position |appropriate activities to assist |Aseptic Nursing Techniques at the Bedside: The |
| |Medical asepsis |patient to meet basic physio-logic |Sterile Field. |
| |Perioperative |needs, including: Circulation, | |
| |Postoperative |nutrition, oxygen-nation, activity, |Aseptic Nursing Techniques at the Bedside: |
| |Preoperative |elimination, comfort, rest and sleep. |Transmission of Infection. |
| |Pyogenic-pus producing | | |
| |Pyrogenic-fever |Carry out measure to prevent exposure |Aseptic Nursing Techniques in the OR: Creating and |
| |Surgical asepsis |to and transmission of pathogens. |Maintaining a Sterile Field. |
| |Surgical classifications | | |
| |Diagnostic |Evaluate quality of care and learning |Aseptic Nursing Techniques in the OR: Gowning, |
| |Curative |needs of self, peers, or others. |Gloving, and Surgical Skin Prep. |
| |Palliative | | |
| |Reconstruction/cosmetic |Assist health care providers in |Aseptic Nursing Techniques in the OR: Principles of |
| |Reparative |reporting patient care problems. |Sterile Technique. |
| |Surgical indications | | |
| |Emergency | |Aseptic Nursing Techniques in the OR: Surgical Hand |
| |Elective | |Scrub. |
| |Optional | | |
| |Required | | |
| |Urgent | | |
| |Endarterectomy |Collaborate with other health care | |
| | |providers and members of the | |
| | |organization to solve patient care | |
| | |problems. | |
|Compare and contrast the effects of surgery on the | | | |
|normal anatomy and physiology of major systems across |Anatomy and Physiology |Select and carry out appro-priate | |
|the lifespan. |Neurologic |nursing measures to promote | |
| |Respiratory |psychosocial well-being. | |
| |Cardiovascular | | |
| |Hepatic and Renal |Administer medications and treatments | |
| |Endocrine |safely. | |
| |Immunology | | |
| |Developmental considerations | | |
| |Infant | | |
| |Child | | |
| |Adolescent | | |
| |Adult | | |
|Analyze factors included in the assessment of the |Older adult | | |
|surgical patient, | | | |
|including the developmental and cultural |General Physical Assessment | | |
|considerations. |Interview | | |
| |Chief complaint | | |
| |Precipitating event | | |
| |Medical history | | |
| |Family/social/occupational history | | |
| |Medication history (prescription/non-prescription) | | |
| |Knowledge of surgical procedure | | |
| |Identify risk factors for surgery/anesthesia | | |
| |General Physical Assessment | | |
| |Neurological | | |
| |Level of consciousness (LOC) | | |
| |Psychosocial | | |
| |Anxieties | | |
| |Fear | | |
| |Mood | | |
| |Perception of event | | |
| |Emotional reaction/coping Mechanisms | | |
| |Availability of financial assistance | | |
| |Nutritional status/chemical substance use | | |
| |Obesity | | |
| |Drug or alcohol | | |
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| |Respirations | | |
| |Respiratory | | |
| |Rhythm | | |
| |Depth | | |
| |Effort | | |
| |Breath sounds | | |
| |Smoking | | |
| |Infection | | |
| |Cardiovascular | | |
| |Blood pressure | | |
| |Lying | | |
| |Sitting | | |
| |Standing | | |
| |Pulses | | |
| |Capillary refill time (CRT) | | |
| |Pre-existing conditions | | |
| |Gastrointestinal (GI | | |
| |Palpation | | |
| |Auscultation | | |
| |Hepatic and renal function | | |
| |Endocrine function | | |
| |Blood glucose (diabetes) | | |
| |Use of steroid medications | | |
| |Immunologic function | | |
| |Allergies | | |
| |Temperature | | |
| |Previous medication therapy | | |
| |Development considerations | | |
| |Age Specific | | |
| |Sensory limitations | | |
| |Mouth and teeth | | |
| |Skin | | |
| |Fears | | |
| |Special Needs Patient | | |
| |C. Preoperative assessment | | |
| |Nutrition | | |
| |Nothing by mouth (NPO) | | |
| |Dehydration | | |
| |Preoperative check list | | |
| |Baseline vital signs | | |
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| |Post-operative assessment | | |
| |Airway patency | | |
| |Vital signs | | |
| |Neurological status | | |
| |Tubings and drains | | |
| |Surgical report | | |
| |Diagnosis (DX) – pre and post | | |
| |Medications given | | |
| |Problems occurred | | |
| |Pathology encountered | | |
| |Blood loss | | |
| |I & O | | |
| |Other data | | |
| |Post anesthesia care unit (PACU) scoring guide | | |
| |Diagnostic tests | | |
| |Laboratory studies | | |
| |Complete blood count (CBC) | | |
| |Prothrombin time (PT) | | |
| |Partial thromboplastin time (PTT) | | |
| |Electrolytes | | |
| |Urinalysis | | |
| |Type and cross match (TCX) | | |
| |Radiology | | |
| |Chest x-ray | | |
| |X-rays | | |
| |Electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG) | | |
| |Cultures | | |
| |Frozen sections | | |
| |Cultural influences | | |
| |Language | | |
| |Health beliefs/practices | | |
| |Spiritual beliefs | | |
| |Religious practices | | |
| |Developmental | | |
| |Age specific assessment data | | |
| |Vital signs | | |
| |Fluid/electrolytes | | |
| |Nutritional | | |
| |Physical changes | | |
| |Behavioral/emotional response to health care providers | | |
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|Discuss legal and ethical issues related to patients | Legal/ethical issues | | |
|undergoing a surgical procedure. |Informed consent | | |
| |Criteria | | |
| |Responsibilities | | |
| |Signatures | | |
| |Patient Rights | | |
| |Blood administration | | |
| |Confidentiality | | |
| |Privacy | | |
| |Patient advocate | | |
|Differentiate between the etiology, pathophysiology, |Selected surgical procedures | | |
|and clinical manifestations of selected surgical |Abdominal surgeries | | |
|procedures. |Laparoscopic | | |
| |Cholecystectomy | | |
| |Open | | |
| |Appendectomy | | |
| |Tonsillectomy & adenoidectomy (T&A) | | |
| |Myringotomy & tube insertion | | |
| |Total knee replacement (TKR) | | |
| |Laparoscopic knee surgeries | | |
| |Fractures – cast care | | |
| |Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) hip | | |
| |Total hip replacement (THR) | | |
|Discuss analysis, planning, implementation and |Selected nursing diagnoses/nursing implementation | | |
|evaluation for the nursing management of patients |Knowledge deficit: Preoperative teaching | | |
|undergoing a surgical procedure. |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assessment | | |
| |Knowledge level | | |
| |Developmental stage | | |
| |Expectations | | |
| |Pertinent information | | |
| |Exercises | | |
| |Turning | | |
| |Pain control | | |
| |Teaching aids | | |
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| |Collaborative interventions | | |
| |Informed consent | | |
| |Knowledge of surgical procedure | | |
| |Information about complications | | |
| |Legal | | |
| |Administer medications and monitor for desired effects and | | |
| |adverse/side effects | | |
| |Narcotics | | |
| |Analgesics | | |
| |Sedatives | | |
| |Tranquilizers | | |
| |Anticholinergic | | |
| |Nutrition and fluids | | |
| |Intestinal preparation | | |
| |Skin preparation | | |
| |Recognition of complications | | |
| |Evaluate outcome of nursing interventions: Patient demonstrates | | |
| |understanding | | |
| |Methods of evaluation | | |
| |Patient verbalizes understanding | | |
| |High risk for intraoperative complications | | |
| |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assessment | | |
| |Age related considerations | | |
| |Collaborate intervention | | |
| |Roles of surgical team | | |
| |Positioning | | |
| |Skin care/Center for Disease Control standards (CDC) | | |
| |Monitor for desired effects and adverse/side effects | | |
| |General anesthesia | | |
| |Gas inhalation | | |
| |Intravenous agents | | |
| |Conscious sedation | | |
| |Regional anesthesia | | |
| |Topical | | |
| |Spinal | | |
| |Epidural | | |
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| |Recognition of complications | | |
| |Arrest/Dysrhythmias | | |
| |Hypotension/hypertension | | |
| |Hemorrhage | | |
| |Evaluation outcome | | |
| |Patient will return to preanesthetic level of consciousness (LOC) | | |
| |Ineffective airway clearance Post Anesthesia | | |
| |Care Unit (PACU) | | |
| |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assessment respiratory function | | |
| |Age related considerations | | |
| |Maintain open airway | | |
| |Promoting lung expansion | | |
| |Turn, cough, and deep breathe | | |
| |Incentive spirometry | | |
| |Splint incision | | |
| |Collaborative interventions | | |
| |Administer oxygen | | |
| |Administer medications and monitor for desired effects and | | |
| |adverse/side effects | | |
| |Narcan | | |
| |Diagnostic tests | | |
| |Arterial blood gases (ABG) | | |
| |Pulse oximeter | | |
| |Recognizing complications | | |
| |Arrest/Dysrhythmias | | |
| |Hypertension/hypotension | | |
| |Respiratory depression | | |
| |Bronchospasms | | |
| |Laryngospasm | | |
| |Malignant/hyperthermia | | |
| |Hypothermia | | |
| |Aspiration | | |
| |Atelectasis | | |
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| |Evaluation outcome | | |
| |Maintain patent airway with adequate exchange | | |
| |SaO2 94% or greater (>) | | |
| |Fluid and electrolyte imbalance (post-operative) | | |
| |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assessment | | |
| |Age related hydration status | | |
| |Intake and output | | |
| |Monitor pertinent diagnostic tests | | |
| |Maintain skin integrity | | |
| |Collaborative interventions | | |
| |Administer replacement fluid | | |
| |Oral replacement solutions | | |
| |Intravenous therapy | | |
| |Administration medications and monitor for desired effects/adverse | | |
| |effects | | |
| |Potassium chloride (KCL) | | |
| |Recognition of complications | | |
| |Hypovolemic shock | | |
| |Hyper/hypokalemia | | |
| |Hyper/Hyponatremia | | |
| |Fluid volume excess | | |
| |Evaluation outcome: Patient will demonstrate adequate perfusion as | | |
| |exhibited by: | | |
| |Intake & Output | | |
| |Electrolyte balance | | |
| |Vital signs | | |
| |Pain and other postoperative discomforts | | |
| |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assess coping strategies and related factors | | |
| |Pain assessment | | |
| |Perception of pain | | |
| |Pain assessment scales | | |
| |Physiologic responses | | |
| |Behavioral responses | | |
| |Influencing factors | | |
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| |Past experience with pain | | |
| |Anxiety | | |
| |Culture | | |
| |Age | | |
| |Placebo effect | | |
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| |Provide physical care | | |
| |Manage anxiety | | |
| |Pain management strategies | | |
| |Theories of acute pain management | | |
| |Pharmacologic interventions | | |
| |Nonpharmacologic measures | | |
| |Massage | | |
| |Ice and heat | | |
| |Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) | | |
| |Distraction | | |
| |Relaxation techniques | | |
| |Guided imagery | | |
| |Hypnosis | | |
| |Skin Traction | | |
| |Skeletal Traction | | |
| |Teach appropriate and safe ways to use analgesics | | |
| |Collaborative interventions | | |
| |Administer medications and monitor for desired effects and | | |
| |adverse/side effects | | |
| |Analgesics | | |
| |Preventive approach (around the clock schedule) | | |
| |Individual doses | | |
| |Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) | | |
| |Opioids | | |
| |NSAIDs | | |
| |Routes | | |
| |Parenteral | | |
| |Oral | | |
| |Rectal | | |
| |Intraspinal | | |
| |Anticoagulants | | |
| |Recognizing complications | | |
| |Respiratory depression and sedation | | |
| |Nausea and vomiting | | |
| |Constipation | | |
| |Inadequate pain relief | | |
| |Addiction and tolerance | | |
| |Impaired circulation | | |
| |Evaluation of outcome | | |
| |Achieves pain relief | | |
| |Administers prescribed analgesic medications correctly | | |
| |Uses nonpharmacologic pain strategies as recommended | | |
| |Reports minimal side effects of interventions | | |
| |Potential other post operative complication | | |
| |Independent interventions | | |
| |Assessment | | |
| |Respiratory | | |
| |Circulatory | | |
| |Neurologic | | |
| |Drainage | | |
| |Comfort | | |
| |Psychologic | | |
| |Safety | | |
| |Equipment | | |
| |Age related considerations | | |
| |Monitor pertinent diagnostic tests | | |
| |Collaborative interventions | | |
| |Fluid and electrolyte replacement | | |
| |Medications | | |
| |Recognition of complications | | |
| |Hypovolemia shock | | |
| |Hemorrhage | | |
| |Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) | | |
| |Wound infection | | |
| |Peritonitis | | |
| |Evisceration | | |
| |Dehiscence | | |
| |Urinary retention | | |
| |Gastrointestinal dysfunction | | |
| |Compartment Syndrome | | |
| |Fat Emboli | | |
| |Evaluation outcome | | |
| |Patient will return to preanesthetic LOC, sensory – motor activity, | | |
| |vital signs 20% plus or minus. | | |
| |Patient will be able to perform activities of daily living. | | |
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N:ADN/Spring 09/RNSG 2504 Unit III Care of the Patient Experiencing the Perioperative Cycle Revised 11/12
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