What are the two best predictors of postoperative outcomes following lung resection surgery? _____
Aspirin, NSAIDs, and Vitamin E should be stopped 2 weeks before surgery to reduce risk of _____
The most common causes of post-operative fever (> 100.4) may be remembered with the "5 W's": POD 2-3: _____ POD 3-5: Water (UTI) POD 5+: Walking (DVT/PE) POD 7: Wound infection POD 8-15: Wonder drugs (drug fever)
When do you suspect ARDS postop (imaging, background)? _____
Erosion of blood vessels due to a surgical site infection results in hemorrhage _____ following surgery
Post-operative pulmonary complications may be reduced with pre-operative _____
Is bariatric surgery contraindicated in patients with gastroesophageal reflux? _____
Cardiovascular risk factors and painless, pulsatile mass at the midinguinal point and continuous murmur on auscultation with palpable thrill = _____
What is tx for postop urinary retention? _____
A patient presents two days post-abdominal surgery with absent bowel sounds, no passage of gas, mild distension and no pain. What is most likely occurring? _____
Immediate post-anesthesia care
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Postoperative pain management
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Fluid and electrolyte management
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Nutrition support in surgical patients
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Wound care principles
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Drain management
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Early mobilization protocols
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Postoperative fever evaluation
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Recognition and management of SSIs
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DVT prophylaxis
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Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS)
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Postoperative respiratory care
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Transition of care planning
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