Providing Postoperative Care

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @karenmonson9893
    @karenmonson9893 Год назад +2

    I think this was a well made video and very informative. The patient was very cooperative to work with. In one of my limited post op experiences I was under general anesthesia for the procedure. After being brought back to my room they brought in a full meal tray. I immediately questioned that and was told I needed to try and eat something before they would discharge me. I drank some of the clear liquids and took afew bites of food which I didn't want to eat. They then let me go home. At my post op doctor's visit I asked about this and was told it was just hospital procedure. In my mind it was just their way to add an extra charge to my bill.

  • @passionflower2487
    @passionflower2487 Год назад +5

    Sie didnt even introduce herself nor ask her how she is

  • @feversol
    @feversol 3 месяца назад +1

    As an aside from several surgeries and hospitalizations. If you are at all uncomfortable, hour ‘pain’ is Always 7. Otherwise, you either won’t receive any meds or they might be reduced. In the 4 to 6 hours before you can have your next dose you might be in real distress. I am NOT suggesting overdosing yourself but you do not want to get behind what the staff will explain as ‘the Pain Curve.’ Your body will tell you when drugs are no longer working or needed. At least, mine did and I stopped taking them and after explaining my rationale, the Doctor reduced the amount available that I could then refuse if not needed.

  • @jackzalewski2550
    @jackzalewski2550 Год назад +1

    Mrs Walters's Husband Has Glasses.

  • @safyansafyan1845
    @safyansafyan1845 2 года назад +2

    Owesome more videos on first aid

  • @sophieosaz7959
    @sophieosaz7959 2 месяца назад

    No pillow should be allowed