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This assessment should include the intraoperative history and post-operative instructions, circulatory volume status, respiratory status and cognitive state. Common causes of confusion in the postoperative period include infection, hypoxia, sedatives and other medications such as anticholinergics [22].
Post Operative Instructions You MUST HAVE AN ADULT DRIVE YOU home from the facility. After surgery you MUST HAVE A RESPONSIBLE ADULT STAY WITH YOU a minimum of 24 hours. The effects of anesthesia can persist for 24 hours. DRINK fluids to help rid the body of the drugs used in surgery. Diet may be as tolerated.
Your discharge plan should include instructions on how to take care of your wound and dressings. It may also include information about medicines. For example, what medicines you should take for pain and when to resume your other medicines.
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Discharge Planning After Surgery Your discharge plan may include instructions on how to take care of the wound dressings, what medications to take, what exercises to do, and other home care instructions.
A written transition plan or discharge summary is completed and includes diagnosis, active issues, medications, services needed, warning signs, and emergency contact information. The plan is written in the patients language.
Switch to non-prescription pain medications like Tylenol as soon as tolerated. Stay active and avoid prolonged periods of rest during the day. This decreases your risk of blood clots. Avoid strenuous exercise or lifting weight heavier than 20 lbs.
Use the Admission/Discharge/Transfer (ADT) Navigator for discharging patients. Next click on the Discharge tab: Start with the Problem List subtab. Review the problems pertinent to and added on this hospitalizations.
Preparing for Discharge Make sure that family members or anyone assisting you understands the type of care you will need, what to look for if your condition changes, when to call for help and whom to contact. Make sure you know how to operate any equipment or devices that are going home with you.

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