ALL YOU NEED
TO KNOW ABOUT
CENTRAL
STERILE SUPPLY
DEPARTMENT
Introduction
to operating
room (Part
Two)
A CSSD presentation by Talal Albudayri
Talal,
04-2024
Contribute to the assessment
of patient undergoing surgical
intervention
part Two
Let’s start >
Session objectives
At the end of this learning outcome students
will be able to: -
Perform preoperative nursing assessment of
cardiovascular, respiratory, hepatic, renal,
immunity,endocrine system
Perform preoperative nursing assessment of
Psychological & spiritual components of pt.
Identify risk factors for surgical complication
3
.......
Perioperative nursing
Nursing functions associated with the patient
surgical experience
Perioperative
Preoperative phase
Intra operative phase
Post operative phase
The Perioperative nurse
Provides nursing care during all three phases
4
Phases of surgery
Pre-operative phase
Begins when the patient or someone acting on
the patient’s behalf .
Ends with the transfer of the pt to the
operation table.
used to physically and psychologically prepare
the patient for surgery.
The length of the preoperative period is varies
<number>
Diagnostic studies and medical regimens
are initiated
Used to prepare a plan of care for the
patient.
Directed toward patient support, teaching
and preparation for the procedure.
<number>
Surgical indications and classifications
1.Surgery may be performed for a variety of
reasons
Diagnostic
Curative
Reparative
Reconstructive or cosmetics
Palliative
<number>
2. It may be classified also based on the
degree of urgency.
Emergency
Urgency
Required
Elective
<number>
Intra operative phase
Begins when the patient is transferred to the
operating room bed and
Ends with transfer to the post anesthesia care unit or
another area where immediate postsurgical recovery
care is given.
The patient is monitored, anesthetized, prepared, and
draped, and the procedure is performed
Patient safety, facilitations of the procedure,
prevention of infection, and satisfactory physiologic
response to anesthesia and surgical intervention.
<number>
Postoperative phase
Begins with the patients transfer to the
recovery unit
Ends with the resolution of surgical
sequelae.
Either brief or extensive, and most
commonly ends outside the facility where
the surgery was performed
<number>
Preoperative nursing assessment
Cardiovascular assessment
Respiratory assessment
Nutritional & fluid assessment
Nutritional requirements
Obesity
Narcotic, drug or Alcohol use
<number>
Risk factors for surgical complication
Common Surgical Risks:
Anesthesia Complications during Surgery
1.
Malignant hyperthermia-
2.
Bleeding Problems during Surgery
3.
Blood Clots Caused by Surgery
4.
<number>
5. Death Due to Surgery
6. Delayed Healing After Surgery
7.Difficulty Breathing After Surgery
Infections after Surgery
1.
Injury during Surgery
2.
Paralysis Caused by Surgery
3.
<number>
11.Poor Results after Surgery
12.Numbness & Tingling After Surgery
13.Scarring after Surgery
14. Swelling and Bruising After Surgery
<number>
Assignments
Create groups
Each group comprises at least 10 students .
Each student should participate actively.
Make yourself ready for presentation .
Maximum time for presentation =20 mins.
Total page for submission should not
exceeds 4-5 pages
Follow assignment writing protocol .
<number>
5.Develop pre-operative nursing care plan
based on Gordano’s approach.
6. Develop and post operative nursing care
plan based on Gordano’s approach .
<number>
Thank you
TALAL ALBUDAYRI
Taalal.9@hotmail.com
WEBSITE
https://t.me/tolioCSSD
VERSION
2.0
-
2025

Introduction to operating room (Part Two).pdf

  • 1.
    ALL YOU NEED TOKNOW ABOUT CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
  • 2.
    Introduction to operating room (Part Two) ACSSD presentation by Talal Albudayri Talal, 04-2024
  • 3.
    Contribute to theassessment of patient undergoing surgical intervention part Two Let’s start >
  • 4.
    Session objectives At theend of this learning outcome students will be able to: - Perform preoperative nursing assessment of cardiovascular, respiratory, hepatic, renal, immunity,endocrine system Perform preoperative nursing assessment of Psychological & spiritual components of pt. Identify risk factors for surgical complication 3
  • 5.
    ....... Perioperative nursing Nursing functionsassociated with the patient surgical experience Perioperative Preoperative phase Intra operative phase Post operative phase The Perioperative nurse Provides nursing care during all three phases 4
  • 6.
    Phases of surgery Pre-operativephase Begins when the patient or someone acting on the patient’s behalf . Ends with the transfer of the pt to the operation table. used to physically and psychologically prepare the patient for surgery. The length of the preoperative period is varies <number>
  • 7.
    Diagnostic studies andmedical regimens are initiated Used to prepare a plan of care for the patient. Directed toward patient support, teaching and preparation for the procedure. <number>
  • 8.
    Surgical indications andclassifications 1.Surgery may be performed for a variety of reasons Diagnostic Curative Reparative Reconstructive or cosmetics Palliative <number>
  • 9.
    2. It maybe classified also based on the degree of urgency. Emergency Urgency Required Elective <number>
  • 10.
    Intra operative phase Beginswhen the patient is transferred to the operating room bed and Ends with transfer to the post anesthesia care unit or another area where immediate postsurgical recovery care is given. The patient is monitored, anesthetized, prepared, and draped, and the procedure is performed Patient safety, facilitations of the procedure, prevention of infection, and satisfactory physiologic response to anesthesia and surgical intervention. <number>
  • 11.
    Postoperative phase Begins withthe patients transfer to the recovery unit Ends with the resolution of surgical sequelae. Either brief or extensive, and most commonly ends outside the facility where the surgery was performed <number>
  • 12.
    Preoperative nursing assessment Cardiovascularassessment Respiratory assessment Nutritional & fluid assessment Nutritional requirements Obesity Narcotic, drug or Alcohol use <number>
  • 13.
    Risk factors forsurgical complication Common Surgical Risks: Anesthesia Complications during Surgery 1. Malignant hyperthermia- 2. Bleeding Problems during Surgery 3. Blood Clots Caused by Surgery 4. <number>
  • 14.
    5. Death Dueto Surgery 6. Delayed Healing After Surgery 7.Difficulty Breathing After Surgery Infections after Surgery 1. Injury during Surgery 2. Paralysis Caused by Surgery 3. <number>
  • 15.
    11.Poor Results afterSurgery 12.Numbness & Tingling After Surgery 13.Scarring after Surgery 14. Swelling and Bruising After Surgery <number>
  • 16.
    Assignments Create groups Each groupcomprises at least 10 students . Each student should participate actively. Make yourself ready for presentation . Maximum time for presentation =20 mins. Total page for submission should not exceeds 4-5 pages Follow assignment writing protocol . <number>
  • 17.
    5.Develop pre-operative nursingcare plan based on Gordano’s approach. 6. Develop and post operative nursing care plan based on Gordano’s approach . <number>
  • 18.