Preparing the Patient for Surgery

Jones & Bartlett Learning, LLC. NOT FOR SALE OR DISTRIBUTION. C H A P T E R. 2. Preparing the Patient for Surgery Learner Objectives 1. Identify desired Patient outcomes related to the preoperative phase. 2. Describe the critical factors included in a preoperative Patient assessment. 3. Recognize nursing diagnoses common to the surgical Patient in the preoperative phase. 4. Describe interventions in the preoperative phase to achieve desired Patient outcomes. 5. Identify at least eight factors that may contribute to wrong-site Surgery . 6. Describe the three components of the Joint Commission protocol to prevent wrong-site Surgery . 7. Discuss the content of preoperative Patient teaching. Lesson Outline Nursing Diagnoses I. Nursing Diagnoses 1. The perioperative nurse combines unique II. Desired Patient Outcomes knowledge of the surgical procedure with Patient assessment data and formulates nursing III.

range of motion in a shoulder would be used to plan positioning interventions to prevent further shoulder injury. 15. The body’s defense against pathogens is directly related to tissue perfusion and oxygenation. Obese patients have decreased levels of tissue oxygen, which increases their risk for surgical-site infection (SSI) (Chopra et al ...

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