1.
Infection Control: Administering antibiotics, maintaining sterile techniques, and educating patients on wound care.
2. Hemorrhage Management: Applying pressure to the bleeding site, administering fluids and blood products, and preparing for potential surgical intervention.
3.
DVT Prophylaxis: Encouraging early ambulation, using compression stockings, and administering anticoagulants as prescribed.
4. Anesthesia Monitoring: Continuing postoperative monitoring for delayed anesthesia reactions and ensuring patient safety.
5. Respiratory Support: Providing oxygen therapy, encouraging deep breathing exercises, and using incentive spirometry.
6.
Cardiovascular Support: Monitoring ECG, administering medications for heart rate and rhythm control, and preparing for emergency interventions if needed.
7. Wound Care: Ensuring proper dressing changes, monitoring for signs of dehiscence, and providing education on avoiding strain on the surgical site.
