1. What are the types of surgery2. Name 5 factors when assessing clients for surgical risks3. What are the nursing interventions common to ALL surgical procedures4. What are the types of anesthesia5. What medications are used pre-op and post-op6. What is difference between a sterile nurse/assistant and circulating nurse7. Briefly discuss what are the immediate post-op complications8. Briefly discuss what are the later post-op complications

Perioperative period The period of surgical procedure is called perioperative period. It includes…

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1. What are the types of surgery 2. Name 5 factors when assessing clients for surgical risks 3. What are the nursing interventions common to ALL surgical procedures

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