Post-operative Nursing Management - MOTEC LIFE-UK

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Monitor patients closely• Vital signs• Fluid input and output• Adequate pharmacological interventions• Observe and record trends of improvement anddeterioration Administer supplementary oxygen Fluid replacement/ blood transfusion ofneeded Seek medical specialist assistance
Give supplemental oxygen therapyMaintain oxygen saturation levels above 95% to preventhypoxia Monitor oxygen saturation This is important because it can cause respiratory failure Breathing• Respiration rate, depth and regularity• Look, feel and listen Effect of pain on breathing
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Page 11: Septic shock Life threatening low B
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Page 17 and 18: TIME INPUT OUTPUTORAL IV OTHER TOTA
Page 20: Types of Post operative pain relief
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