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You can expect to be monitored in PACU for one hour or more. When ready, you will be transferred to your room in the hospital or to the Day Surgery Unit where you will be prepared for discharge.
1. POST-ANESTHESIA CARE UNIT. After receiving anesthesia for a surgery or procedure, a patient is sent to the PACU to recover and wake up. The PACU is a critical care unit where the patients vital signs are closely observed, pain management begins, and fluids are given.
Patients undergoing general anesthesia will begin their recovery in Phase I. When you are awake, pain is tolerable and your blood pressure, pulse, and oxygenation are stable, you will be transferred to Phase II recovery where you will be offered something to eat and drink and reunited with your family.
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Phase I is the level of care in which close monitoring is required, including airway and support for effective ventilation, progression toward hemodynamic stability, pain control, fluid management, and other acute aspects of patient care.
After you have been discharged from Post-Anaesthesia Care Unit, you will be transferred to the Day Surgery Unit/Phase II Recovery. The goal of this unit is to provide patient comfort in terms of pain and nausea control.
Phase I emphasizes ensuring the patients full recovery from anesthesia and return of vital signs to near baseline. Phase II recovery focuses on preparing patients for hospital discharge, including education regarding the surgeons postoperative instructions and any prescribed discharge medications.
Phases of Postanesthesia Care The postanesthesia period may be separated into three levels of care: Phase I, Phase II, and Extended Care. 5 Each phase of recovery may occur in one PACU or in multiple locations, which may include the patients room (see Table 1).
The postanesthesia period may be separated into three levels of care: Phase I, Phase II, and Extended Care. 5 Each phase of recovery may occur in one PACU or in multiple locations, which may include the patients room (see Table 1).

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