Relevant Patient Data Review for Certified Perioperative Nurse (CNOR)

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Relevant Patient Data Review

 

Guidelines:

  • Know risk populations
    • ASA classifications
      • Risk of adverse anesthetic event
    • Braden scale
      • Risk for pressure injury
    • Hypothermia
  • Vitals, IV access, NPO status
  • Imaging
  • HCG!
  • Family history
    • Malignant hyperthermia!

 

Considerations:

  • Medical history is king
    • Hysterectomy
    • Implanted metal
    • Renal function
  • Mouth opening
  • Patient fear
    • PTSD
      • Boxing gloves
  • Braden Scale
    • Sensory, Moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition, friction 1-4 higher better
    • Surgery scores 1 on 3 of them by default!

 

Nurse’s role:

  • Preoperative interview
    • Before block!
    • Proper SBAR if transferring
  • Patient safety
    • Boxing gloves
    • Warm safe snuggle sheet
  • Patient comfort
    • Joint/back pain significant increase
  • Discharge dispo
    • Ride home?

 

Pitfalls:

  • Secret piercings
    • Young adults
  • Fluid overload
  • Improper report
  • No preoperative comparison

 

Examples:

  • 35F no surgical history but has mirena (still HCG, U-ter-us = pee for us)
  • ASA 4 with planned same-day PACU recovery (consider SDS candidacy, ICU bed availability,time of day)
  • 6/10 preoperative pain unrelated (May worsen and not reflective of post op recovery)
  • NICU transfer to OR (warmer!)

 

Linchpins (Key Points):

  • Rn must actively engage with patient unique needs and identify risks

 

 

 

 

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References

  • Association of periOperative Registered Nurses. (2022). Guidelines for Perioperative Practice (2022 ed.).

 

 

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