Objectives After 1 hour of discussion, the patient will have sufficient information by characterizi ng and comprehen ding the

e proper preparation before and after the surgery

Learning content
Instruction about the preoperative period, the surgery itself, and the postoperative period. preoperative period deals primarily with the arrival time, where the patient should go on the day of surgery, and how to prepare for surgery Patients should be told how long they should be NPO nothing by mouth!, which medications to ta"e prior to surgery, and the medications that should be brought with them such as inhalers for patients with asthma!. #he surgery itself includes informing the patient about what will be done during the surgery, and how long the procedure is e$pected to ta"e. The patient should be told where the incision will be. In abdominal Inscision it should be demonstrate how the incision line can be splinted to minimize pressure and control pain.

Methodology #he method to be used in delivering the health teaching is the conventio nal method which is discussion of the topic in its simplest form and according to the understan ding of the listener. Also, the selection of the topic is based on the patient needs. #he language

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Evaluation After +( minutes of discussion, the client was able to have sufficient information by characterizi ng and comprehen ding the proper preparation before and after the surgery As evidenced by& ,erbalizatio n of the client

Pain management %eep -reathing, .oughing and Incentive /pirometers )promotion of of optimal lung e$pansion and conse0uent blood o$ygenation after anesthesia. *ay assume sitting position to enhance lung e$pansion. %emonstration on how to ta"e a deep, slow breath and how to e$hale slowly After practicing deep breathing several times, Instruct him1 her breathe deeply, e$hale through the mouth, ta"e short breath, and cough from deep in the lungs. *obility and Active -ody *ovement %iaphragmatic -reathing .oughing 2eg 3$ercises 4etting out of -ed

to be used is vernacular form. In addition, we will 5ust used simple word in order for them to understan d clearly and an illustration of some points maybe given to increase comprehe nsion

Postoperative care begins in the recovery room and continues throughout the recovery period.

.ritical concerns are airway clearance, pain control, mental status, and 6ound healing. Other important concerns are preventing urinary retention, constipation, deep venous thrombosis, and -P variability high or low!.