What are the Discharge Criteria from the Recovery Room?
Patients are typically discharged from the recovery room to a hospital room or home when they meet specific criteria:
Stable Vital Signs: Heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels are within normal ranges. Pain Control: Pain is managed effectively with oral medications. Alertness: The patient is awake, oriented, and can follow commands. Minimal Nausea: Nausea is controlled, and the patient can tolerate oral fluids. No Excessive Bleeding: Surgical sites are stable without significant bleeding.
