Note: In Dec 2021, a new WNHS website launched. As a result, hyperlinks within guidelines are in the process of being updated. As a temporary measure, click the link above to find the guideline within the contents list. This place card was created 08/02/2022 Click here for Obstetrics and Gynaecology guidelines
Minimal invasive sling Remove all visible abdominal, pubic and perineal hair. Major oncology Vaginal surgery Remove all vulval/perineal hair and through to mid-thigh and excessive hair on inner thigh. Clip long pubic hair. Plus Gracillus graft Remove all hair to mid-thigh. Abdominal surgery Remove all visible pubic hair with patient supine and all
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1 Note: In Dec 2021, a new WNHS website launched. As a result, hyperlinks within guidelines are in the process of being updated. As a temporary measure, click the link above to find the guideline within the contents list. This place card was created 08/02/2022 Click here for Obstetrics and Gynaecology guidelines
• To ensure that all minimum requirements for adult and neonatal resuscitation equipment are met in line with the Australian Resuscitation Council. General points (adult and neonatal) 1. All nurses and midwives should be orientated to checking the resuscitation trolley / warmer / carts in their work area. 2.
Dexamethasone - Neonatal Page 2 of 3 Dexamethasone – Neonatal Dosage Adjustment Adjust dose according to response as per consultant advice Adverse Reactions Common: hyperglycaemia, hypertension, behavioural disturbances, increase in urinary calcium excretion, sodium and water retention
Micro-invasive or minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) refers to a group of newer surgical procedures that are performed via an ab interno approach and involve minimal trauma to ocular tissues. Although less effective in lowering IOP than
Surgical and Invasive Procedure Protocol September 2006 Page 4 In 2000, the NYSDOH impaneled experts to develop guidelines to reduce wrong patient, wrong site, wrong side and wrong invasive procedures. The recommendations of that panel, “The Pre-Operative Protocols for Hospitals, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, and Individual
ii). All surgery, including outpatient iii). Any procedure requiring anesthesia other than minimal anesthesia (local anesthesia) iv). Observation admissions b. Authentication (signature) The document must be signed AND dated by the author or if written/dictated by a resident must also be signed by the attending/supervising physician. c. Content i).
More invasive, surgical approaches [mediastinoscopy, mediastinotomy, thoracoscopy, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS), secondary lesion resection etc.] in the diagnostic workup are considered when the previously described techniques cannot allow for an accurate diagnosis. Pathology/molecular biology Histological diagnosis