Foundations Flashcards
Standards of Care
ADPIE
Truth
Veracity
Fairness
Justice
Self-Determination
Autonomy
To do Good
Beneficence
To prevent Harm
Non-malifiecence
Hold faithful or Confidential
Fidelity
Elements of professional negligence
Duty
Breath of Duty
Causation
Injury
Living Will
Specific requests made by competent clients regarding medical care
DPOA
most protective of clients’ interests
10 times more potent than Morphine
Used for hemodynamically unstable (low BP, bradycardia)
SA analgesic, stronger than Morphine
Fentanyl
Respiratory Depression
Hypotension
Antidote = Narcan
Morphine
Change tubing q12h
Milky appearance
Diprivan / Propofol
Given for ICU delirium
Elderly
Acute confusion Psychosis
Need to measure QT interval - can prolong it
Haldol / Haloperidol
Depolarizing Muscle Relaxant
Succinylcholine
Malignant Hyperthermia
genetic HX problem, occurs by gases and succinylcholine
can occur during induction, during or 72 hours after surgery
Emergent situation: Tachycardia, increase CO2, muscle rigidity in jaw (early), hyperthermia with temp of 106 (late)
Treatment: Dantrolene - slows action of muscle rigidity
Cool patient, treat hyperkalemia
Short term sedation
Do not use if head trauma can cause HTN
Antidote = Remazicon
Versed / Midazolam
Client not able to verbalize pain
Neuromuscular blockage agents (Pavulon)
Improve oxygenation
Give blood / blood products
Nutrition for the intubated client
Enteral feeding through dobhoff
Pre-Operative
Assessment: baseline values
NPO
Pre-Meds: atropine or scopaline (dry them up)
GI Meds: pepcid, zantac, nexium (due to increased metabolic rates)
Teaching DONE HERE! - explain what will happen before, during, after
Intra-Operative
General inhalation anesthetics
IV sedations: barbiturates, narcs, tranquilz (morphine, versed)
Locals: BIER blocks - close reduction (lidocaine)
Manage anesthesia care (MAC)
Muscle Relaxants: depolarizing (succinylchoine) & non-depolarizing (pancuronium)
Post-Operative
Transfer to floor - always assess!
Report: name age, DX, allergies, HX, old vitals, obtain new vitals, incision/dressing, fluids, IV’s, I&O
Their meds and last pain meds given
Equipment, orders, family, belongings
Receiving Department: assessment and orders with plan of care
PAR (Aldrete) Score
score patient at admission, 15 min, 15 min, 30 min
Needs to score 8 for discharge
Activity: able to move, voluntarily or on command
Respiration: able to breath deep and cough freely, dyspnea, apnea
Circulation: BP within 20 mmHG of preoperative
Oxygen Saturation: sats >92%, sats