السبت، 25 أغسطس 2018

103-Colon Resection

About
Surgical excision of portions of the colon with reconnection to existing colon or colostomy
Assess
Medical and surgical history, knowledge of procedure
Complications
Cholelithiasis, diarrhea, general post-operative complications ( DVT, pneumonia, atelectasis, paralytic ileus, pain, infection), body image disturbance, adhesions
Diagnosis
  • Pain related to surgical procedure.
  • Knowledge deficit related to surgical procedure.
  • Body image disturbance related to possible bowel diversion.
  • Ineffective airway clearance related to anesthesia and abdominal pain and guarding.
  • Impaired skin integrity related to actual surgical incision and/ or ostomy.
Goals
  • The client will be able to state pre-operative and post-operative expectations.
  • The client will be able to perform incentive spirometry and splinting exercises pre and post-operatively several times an hour.
  • The client will be able to tolerate oral intake.
  • The client will state a pain level less than 4 after medication intervention.
  • The client will ambulate at least three times daily after post-op day 1.
  • The client will be free from signs and symptoms of infection.
  • The client will be able to verbalize feelings related to bowel diversions and caring for an ostomy.
Interventions
  • Assess vital signs post operatively every 15 minutes X's 2, every 30 minutes X's 2, every 1 hour X's 2, than every four hours.
  • Assess incision for signs and symptoms of infection including redness, swelling, drainage, fever, elevated white blood cells.
  • Monitor pain levels, lung sounds, bowel sounds, and pulse-oximetry.
  • Teach client how to perform incentive spirometry and splinting exercises.
  • Encourage early ambulation to avoid complications.
  • Monitor NG tube output and the presence of bowel sounds and flatus.
  • Administer analgesics for pain as ordered.
  • Encourage opportunities for client to discuss feelings regarding surgical procedure and any bowel diversions.
  • Encourage client participation in ostomy appliance changes and skin care.
  • Monitor stoma for signs of infection, drainage, and circulation.
  • Monitor fluid and electrolytes ( especially potassium) and administer replacement meds and fluids as ordered.

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