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  • ISBN-13: 9780729587952
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Perioperative Nursing, An Introduction 3rd edition provides a solid foundation for both undergraduate and post-graduate students, and novice perioperative nurses embarking on their career.

Presented in two sections: Professional Practice and Clinical Practice, the text provides an overview of the key concepts, challenges and scope of practice across a range of perioperative environments including: anaesthetics, intraoperative and postanaesthetic recovery care, day surgery and evolving perioperative practices outside of hospital settings.

New patient scenarios woven through the text provide the context for the reader to engage in reflective thinking on the patient journey and place the novice practitioner 'into the workplace' to exemplify practice points, rationales and clinical decision making.

Underpinned with the most recent evidence-based practice, research, standards and guidelines, this highly respected text continues to be an indispensable resource for perioperative nurses.

  • Local and international contributors provide wide and diverse expertise on contemporary perioperative practice, research, and standards.
  • Learning objectives
    • , critical thinking exercises and research boxes
  • connect nursing theory to nursing practice
  • Key concepts and scope of practice across a range of perioperative environments
  • Full colour illustrations
  • An eBook included in all print purchases

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Instructor resources:

  • Answer guide for case studies
  • Answer guide for critical thinking exercises
  • Image collection
  • Self-assessment questions and answers

    Student and Instructor resources:

    • Case studies
    • Critical thinking exercises
    • Further readings
    • Glossary
      • Weblinks
      • Aligned to the 2020 ACORN Standards
      • Engaging patient scenarios woven through the text, include patient histories and indications for surgery
      • Information on managing surgery during pandemics, including COVID 19
      • Details of the extended roles available in perioperative practice

      Foreword ix
      Preface xi
      Editors xiii
      Contributors xv
      Reviewers xvii
      Acknowledgments xvii
      Introduction: How to Use This Book xix
      1 Perioperative Nursing 1(36)
      Introduction
      		1(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		2(9)
      The Regulatory Environment
      		2(2)
      The History and Philosophy of Perioperative Nursing
      		4(1)
      The Perioperative Patient Journey
      		5(3)
      Cultural Safety
      		8(1)
      Patient Advocacy
      		9(1)
      Perioperative Nursing Roles
      		10(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		11(15)
      Scenario 1.1 Cultural Safety
      		11(1)
      Scenario 1.2 Patient Advocacy
      		11(1)
      Scenario 1.3 Delegation in the OR
      		12(14)
      Informal and Continuing Professional Development
      		17(2)
      Formal Education
      		19(1)
      The Role of Professional Associations
      		20(5)
      Research and Evidence-Based Practice
      		25(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		26(1)
      Scenario 1.4 Evidence-Based Practice
      		26(1)
      The Future of Perioperative Nursing
      		27(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		27(1)
      Scenario 1.5 Delegation in the OR
      		27(1)
      Scenario 1.6 Perioperative Practice
      		28(1)
      Conclusion
      		28(1)
      Resources
      		28(9)
      2 Human Factors and the Perioperative Team 37(18)
      Introduction
      		37(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		37(12)
      Scenario 2.1 Team Building
      		37(12)
      The Interdisciplinary Team
      		38(1)
      The Perioperative Team and Professional Hierarchy
      		38(1)
      The Culture and Context of the Perioperative Environment
      		39(1)
      Human Factors
      		39(10)
      Patient Scenarios
      		49(1)
      Scenario 2.2 A Cacophony of Sound
      		49(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		50(1)
      Scenario 2.3 Graded Assertiveness
      		50(1)
      Conclusion
      		51(1)
      Resources
      		51(4)
      3 Medico-legal Aspects of Perioperative Nursing Practice 55(24)
      Introduction
      		55(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		55(4)
      Scenario 3.1
      		55(4)
      Legislation and Case Law
      		57(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		59(9)
      Scenario 3.2 Professional Practice
      		59(9)
      Regulatory Action and Disciplinary Hearings
      		66(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		68(6)
      Scenario 3.3 Mandatory Notifications
      		68(6)
      Privacy and Confidentiality
      		70(1)
      Social Media
      		71(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		74(1)
      Scenario 3.4 Privacy and Confidentiality
      		74(1)
      Conclusion
      		74(5)
      4 Perioperative Patient Quality and Safety 79(30)
      Introduction
      		79(1)
      Clinical Governance
      		80(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		82(5)
      Scenario 4.1 Clinical Governance in Practice
      		82(1)
      Scenario 4.2 Clinical Governance - Visitors in the Operating Theatres
      		83(4)
      Patient Safety and Risk Management in the Perioperative Environment
      		83(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		87(7)
      Scenario 4.3 Review of A Sentinel Event
      		87(7)
      Safety and Quality Frameworks
      		87(6)
      Use of Checklists
      		93(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		94(6)
      Scenario 4.4 Tray Lists as Checklists
      		94(6)
      Medication Management
      		96(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		100(3)
      Scenario 4.5 Medication Management
      		100(3)
      Clinical Audit
      		100(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		103(1)
      Scenario 4.6 Clinical Audits
      		103(1)
      Conclusion
      		103(1)
      Resources
      		103(6)
      5 The Perioperative Environment and Staff Safety 109(48)
      Introduction
      		109(13)
      Operating Suite Design
      		110(4)
      Operating Suite Layout
      		114(5)
      Operating Suite Environmental Controls
      		119(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		122(12)
      Scenario 5.1 Environmental Controls
      		122(12)
      Waste Management
      		122(3)
      Cleaning Systems in The Operating Suite
      		125(1)
      Workplace Health and Safety (WH&S) Considerations
      		126(8)
      Patient Scenarios
      		134(2)
      Scenario 5.2 Fire in the OR
      		134(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		136(4)
      Scenario 5.3 Sensitivities and Allergic Reactions
      		136(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		140(5)
      Scenario 5.4 Work Health and Safety
      		140(5)
      Preparation of the Operating Room
      		144(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		145(1)
      Scenario 5.5 Preparation of the OR
      		145(1)
      Visitors To the Perioperative Environment
      		145(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		146(1)
      Scenario 5.6 Visitors To the Perioperative Environment
      		146(1)
      Conclusion
      		146(1)
      Resources
      		147(10)
      6 Infection Prevention and Control 157(42)
      Introduction
      		157(1)
      Classification and Types of Microorganisms
      		158(4)
      Risk Management of Microorganisms
      		162(1)
      Normal Body Defences
      		163(1)
      Infection As An Adverse Event
      		164(1)
      Infection Prevention and Control Practices
      		164(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		165(6)
      Scenario 6.1 Perioperative Attire
      		165(6)
      Patient Scenarios
      		171(6)
      Scenario 6.2 Transmission-Based Contact Precautions
      		171(6)
      Asepsis and Aseptic Technique
      		171(6)
      Patient Scenarios
      		177(6)
      Scenario 6.3 Aseptic Technique
      		177(6)
      Patient Scenarios
      		183(2)
      Scenario 6.4 Aseptic Technique
      		183(2)
      Instrument Cleaning, Decontamination, Disinfection and Sterilisation
      		183(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		185(9)
      Scenario 6.5 Care of Instruments
      		185(18)
      Sterilisation
      		188(6)
      Conclusion
      		194(1)
      Resources
      		194(5)
      7 Patient Assessment and Preparation for Surgery 199(54)
      Introduction
      		199(1)
      Preoperative Patient Care
      		200(1)
      Day Surgery
      		201(1)
      Patient Selection and Assessment for Surgery
      		202(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		203(5)
      Scenario 7.1 Patient Selection
      		203(5)
      Interpreter Services
      		204(1)
      Pre-Admission Clinics
      		204(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		208(3)
      Scenario 7.2 Factors Affecting Selection for Surgery - Social and Cultural Considerations
      		208(3)
      Additional Considerations for Patient Assessment and Preparation
      		209(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		211(1)
      Scenario 7.3 Paediatric Patient
      		211(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		212(1)
      Scenario 7.4 Planning for Social and Cultural Considerations
      		212(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		213(2)
      Scenario 7.5 Patients With Diabetes
      		213(2)
      Health Behaviours and Risk Factors
      		213(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		215(27)
      Scenario 7.6 Health Behaviours and Risk
      		215(52)
      Preoperative Instructions
      		216(2)
      Patient Education
      		218(1)
      Admission To Hospital
      		219(6)
      Preparing the Patient for Transfer to the Operating Suite
      		225(1)
      Clinical Handover in the Preoperative Holding Area
      		225(1)
      Emergency Surgery
      		226(16)
      Conclusion
      		242(2)
      Resources
      		244(9)
      8 Patient Care During Anaesthesia 253(50)
      Introduction
      		253(1)
      History of Anaesthesia
      		254(1)
      Medical Preanaesthetic Assessment of the Patient
      		254(2)
      Types of Anaesthetics
      		256(4)
      Procedure for General Anaesthesia
      		260(7)
      Patient Scenarios
      		267(14)
      Scenario 8.1 Preparation for Anaesthesia
      		267(14)
      Reprocessing Used Anaesthetic Equipment
      		273(1)
      Airway Emergencies and Management
      		273(4)
      Other Types of Anaesthesia
      		277(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		281(3)
      Scenario 8.2 Preparation for Anaesthesia
      		281(3)
      Haemodynamic Monitoring During Anaesthesia
      		282(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		284(7)
      Scenario 8.3 The Anaesthetic Nurse's Role
      		284(7)
      Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
      		285(3)
      Anaesthetic Emergencies
      		288(1)
      Paediatric Considerations in Anaesthesia
      		288(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		291(6)
      Scenario 8.4 Transfer of Care
      		291(34)
      Anaesthetic Considerations for the Older Patient
      		291(1)
      Anaesthetic Considerations for the Obese Patient
      		292(3)
      Anaesthetic Considerations for the Obstetric Patient
      		295(2)
      Conclusion
      		297(1)
      Resources
      		297(6)
      9 Intraoperative Patient Care 303(48)
      Introduction
      		303(1)
      Ensuring Correct Patient/Site of Surgery
      		303(2)
      Patient Positioning
      		305(20)
      Patient Scenarios
      		325(5)
      Patient Scenario 9.1 Patient Positioning
      		325(5)
      Prevention and Management of Venous Thromboembolism
      		326(4)
      Patient Scenarios
      		330(8)
      Patient Scenario 9.2 Venous Thromboembolism
      		330(8)
      Prevention and Management of Inadvertent Perioperative Hypothermia
      		330(3)
      Surgical Complications and the Older Patient
      		333(1)
      Tourniquets
      		333(5)
      Patient Scenarios
      		338(3)
      Patient Scenario 9.3 Tourniquet Use
      		338(3)
      The Management of Accountable Items Used During Surgery
      		338(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		341(1)
      Scenario 9.4 Loan Instrument Management
      		341(1)
      Scenario 9.5 The Surgical Count
      		341(13)
      Collection of Specimens
      		341(1)
      Conclusion
      		342(2)
      Resources
      		344(7)
      10 Surgical Intervention 351(34)
      Introduction
      		351(1)
      Historical Surgical Perspective
      		351(1)
      Sequence of Surgery
      		352(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		354(14)
      Scenario 10.1 Instrument Nurse's Role - Preparation for Surgery
      		354(14)
      Instruments
      		354(14)
      Patient Scenarios
      		368(11)
      Scenario 10.2 Instrument Nurse's Role - Instrument Handling
      		368(11)
      Sharps Safety
      		371(1)
      New Technology in the Operating Theatre
      		372(1)
      Minimally Invasive Surgery
      		373(6)
      Patient Scenarios
      		379(1)
      Scenario 10.3
      		379(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		380(2)
      Scenario 10.4 Laparoscopic Surgery
      		380(2)
      Conclusion
      		382(3)
      11 Wound Healing, Haemostasis and Wound Closure 385(30)
      Introduction
      		385(1)
      Skin Anatomy
      		385(1)
      Wound Types and Wound Healing
      		386(1)
      The Phases of Wound Healing
      		387(1)
      Wound-Healing Process
      		388(1)
      Factors Affecting Wound Healing
      		388(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		390(1)
      Scenario 11.1 Risk Factors for Wound Breakdown
      		390(1)
      Surgical Incisions
      		390(1)
      Wound Classification
      		390(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		390(19)
      Scenario 11.2 Wound Classifications
      		390(19)
      Surgical Haemostasis
      		392(6)
      Sutures, Ligatures and Needles
      		398(5)
      Wound Closure
      		403(5)
      Surgical Dressings
      		408(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		409(1)
      Scenario 11.3 Negative-Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
      		409(1)
      Conclusion
      		410(1)
      Resources
      		410(1)
      Video Resources
      		410(5)
      12 Postanaesthesia Nursing Care 415(32)
      Introduction
      		415(1)
      The Role of the Nurse and Function of the PACU
      		416(1)
      PACU Design Features
      		416(2)
      Staffing of the PACU
      		418(1)
      Clinical Handover in the PACU
      		419(1)
      Patient Management in the PACU
      		419(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		421(8)
      Scenario 12.1 The PACU Nurse's Role
      		421(8)
      Postanaesthesia and Postsurgical Complications
      		426(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		429(11)
      Scenario 12.2 Patient Deterioration
      		429(11)
      Management of Pain in the PACU
      		431(7)
      Special Populations
      		438(2)
      Patient Scenarios
      		440(3)
      Scenario 12.3 Patient Deterioration
      		440(3)
      Discharge Planning
      		440(2)
      Patient Handover From PACU Nurse to Ward Nurse
      		442(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		443(1)
      Scenario 12.4 Postoperative Clinical Handover
      		443(1)
      Conclusion
      		443(1)
      Resources
      		443(4)
      13 Perioperative Practice in Non-Traditional Environments 447
      Introduction
      		447(1)
      Patient Scenarios
      		448(3)
      Scenario 13.1 Cultural Safety and Cultural Competence
      		448(3)
      Rural and Remote Settings
      		448(3)
      Patient Scenarios
      		451(9)
      Scenario 13.2 Cultural Competence
      		451(9)
      Humanitarian and Military Settings and the Impact of Pandemics
      		452(4)
      Perioperative Roles in Extended and Advanced Practice, Education and Research
      		456(4)
      Conclusion
      		460(1)
      Acknowledgements
      		461(1)
      Resources
      		461
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