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- what are post anaesthetic and post-operative nursing management requirements for someone with intravenous (IV)A 68-year-old patient has been brought back to the surgical unit following a below-the-knee amputation for complications associated with peripheral vascular disease. What are the most common postoperative complications in a patient with an amputation? What nursing interventions would be indicated in the immediate postoperative period?The nurse is giving medications to a newly admitted patient who is to receive nothing by mouth (NPO status) and finds an order written as follows: “Digoxin, 250 mcg stat.” Which action is appropriate? a )Give the medication immediately (stat) by mouth because the patient has no intravenous (IV) access at this time. b )Clarify the order with the prescribing physician before giving the drug. c) Ask the charge nurse what route the physician meant to use. d )Start an IV line, then give the medication IV so that it will work faster, because the patient’s status is NPO at this time
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- What are the considerations for a nurse treating a patient with a spider vein sclerotherapy?Discuss the nursing management of a patient after colostomy?A 50-year-old female patient, Mrs. Smith, who recently underwent abdominal surgery, is reluctant to ambulate due to pain. She has a history of deep vein thrombosis and is currently on anticoagulant therapy. Her pain score is 6/10 on the numeric rating scale. Options: a) Encourage bed rest until pain subsides. b) Administer prescribed pain medication and assist with ambulation. c) Apply a cold compress to the surgical site. d) Increase the dose of anticoagulant therapy.