11/27/2024
Patient positioning in the perioperative setting is extremely important. While positioning before and during surgery is often discussed, an important aspect of patient care in a procedural setting is patient positioning after surgery and anesthesia. Proper positioning can help prevent various complications such as respiratory distress, circulatory issues, and pressure injuries (Patterson et al., 2024). As anesthesia wears off, patients may experience muscle weakness, shallow breathing, and discomfort. In addition, positioning after surgery and anesthesia must consider the wound site and the risk of nausea and vomiting.
Nurse standing beside the bed of injured woman in ER. Categories Uncategorized Positioning After Surgery and Anesthesia Post author By radiustx Post date November 21, 2024 Patient positioning in the perioperative setting is extremely important. While positioning before and during surgery is often di...