case 2 part 2 Flashcards
role of physiotherapist in post operative care
improve lung volume back to pre operative level
mobilize the patient as soon as possible to improve avelolar recruitment
teach supportive cough and ACBT
improve exercise tolerance
advice on lifestyle changes
set funcitonal goals
benefit of teaching supportive cough after day 1 of post operative
help with pain over incision
aveolar recruitment towards the base of the lungs
secretion clearance
what is the benefit of mobilizing patient early right after surgery
increase aveolar recruitment at the base of the lung
what additional equipment might be needed post operative
equipment for supporting respiratory funciton - the BIRD, high flow machine
equipment for home enviroment- handles, rails
moving the bedroom downstairs, ensuring rails upstairs or there is a chair in the middle of the step to rest
what would be including in the resp assessment following day 1 of the surgery
A-E assessment
Airway , patient own and patent
Is she self ventilating - not self ventilating using nasal cannula 40 % FiO2
RR- 35- high , normal 12-20 bpm
sputum analysis, check for infections, look at color, ordor , consistency,
SpO2 95% on 40% FiO2
auscultation
palpation
expected palpation for the case
reduce expansion in ases
excess movement in upper limb to compensation for the reduced expansion
tactile frematis in UL
visible use of the accessory muscles
what is tactile frematis
vibration of the chest wall
what would be including in the cardio assessment
temperature
heart rate 103 bpm normal 60-100
blood pressure
what would the renal assessment include
urine output
what observations would you be expected to see for the patient in this case
patient slouched in bed
slightly SOB at rest
pain limiting cough and movement
struggling to clear secretions and breathe deep due to incision site
evidence to justify treatment plan
NICE guidelines —>
effects of general anathetics
controlled
reversible
gross loss of awareness to stimulation
what would you use during acute respiratory failure when the patient is hypoxic despite medical management
continuous positive airway pressure
non invasive ventilation