This document summarizes an open cholecystectomy procedure. It describes:
1) Pre-op details of a patient being brought to the OR for the procedure.
2) Steps taken during the operation including making an incision, exposing and removing the gallbladder, and closing the wound.
3) Post-op care including monitoring the patient's vitals in the PACU and arranging their transfer to the ward.
This document summarizes an open cholecystectomy procedure. It describes:
1) Pre-op details of a patient being brought to the OR for the procedure.
2) Steps taken during the operation including making an incision, exposing and removing the gallbladder, and closing the wound.
3) Post-op care including monitoring the patient's vitals in the PACU and arranging their transfer to the ward.
This document summarizes an open cholecystectomy procedure. It describes:
1) Pre-op details of a patient being brought to the OR for the procedure.
2) Steps taken during the operation including making an incision, exposing and removing the gallbladder, and closing the wound.
3) Post-op care including monitoring the patient's vitals in the PACU and arranging their transfer to the ward.
______ Intraoperative care D: Into OR, a __year old__ per __ accompanied by ____ with ongoing IVF of ____ 1L at ____level infusing well on ___ hand.
A: Check consent for surgery.
With an intact indwelling Foley catheter draining well to _____ urine. Oriented to OR set-up. Assisted and placed comfortably into the OR table. Connected to cardiac monitor with the initial vital signs as follows: BP= _____ mmHg, PR= ____ bps, RR= _____ bps, SPO2= ____ %. Skin preparation done by ________ by painting betadine on the right subcostal area extending to axilla just above the symphysis pubis down to the sides. Aseptically draped by Dr. ____________. Initial sponge, instruments, and needle count done by/with ______________. ______ Operation started Operation started as a _________incision initiated by Dr. __________. Bleeders clamped and sponge. Gallbladder is grasped with a ______________ clamp. Cystic duct, cystic artery and common bile duct are exposed. Specimen out characterized as a ____________ mass. Establish drainage at operative site. Final count of sponge, instruments, and needle done by ____________. Wound closure by layer done by above surgeon. _______ End of operation Operation finished. Cleaned and dressed wound aseptically with betadine and top dressing. Latest vital signs as follows: BP= ______mmHg, PR= _____ bps, RR= ______bps, SPO2= _____ %. Post-operative care done. _______ Unit transfer R: Brought to RR per stretcher accompanied by ___________ with on going IVF of ______ 1L at _____ ml level infusing well on _____ hand.
. PACU care Maintained on a __________ position,
no signs of swelling. Monitored vital signs and recorded every _______. Applied ( Identify device ) _______________. Ensured safety and comfort. R: Endorsed for further care and management. or
_______ Unit transfer R: Transport to _____________ ward,
____________________, per stretcher with an IVF of ______ __ L at _______ gtts/min., infusing well at the ____ hand and accompanied by ___________ ; with latest vital signs of BP= _____ mmHg, PR= ____ bps, RR= _____ bps, SPO2= _____ %. Aldrete score of _____ ( & others e.g. drainage etc. ) _____________.