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Table 18-2

Psychosocial Assessment of the Preoperative Patient

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Give 4 things we should ask our preoperative patient about in regards to situational changes. Support systems, LOC, Impact of surgery on lifestyle, presence of hope/anticipation of positive results
Give 2 things we should ask our preoperative patient about in regards to concerns with the unknown. What makes fearful or anxious and how nervou are you? Expectations of surgery, changes in health statu,s and effects on daily livig.
Name a couple things we should ask our preoperative patient about in regards to concerns with body image. roles/relationships and view of self; perceived or potentional changes in roles/relationships/body image
Name a few things we should ask our preoperative patient about in regards to past experiences. surgical experiences, hospitalizations, treatments; Responses to those experiences; how do they affect the patients feeling about the current surgery
What should we ask about to determine knowledge deficit? what do they want to know about this surgery; assess understanding of everything related to the surgery; assess if the information they have is correct
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