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How to do Ciculatory obs properly



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May 22, 2007 12:49 AM

How to do Ciculatory obs properly


Hi, I work on a step down Cardiothoracic Surgical Unit. We get most of the time non cardiac patients to assist the hospital with the bed situation of taking on other wards patients ie: Orthepedics, Neuroscience etc.

Therefore, I would like some education if I may in regards to how to assess for circulatory obs on patients limbs, and fingers? We get patients with mostly lacerations on their hands or fingers, awaiting surgery and are on the Emergency OT list? Or ORIF's to ankles.

Look forward to your replies


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Old May 22, 2007, 07:16 PM

Default Re: How to do Ciculatory obs properly
http://www.unchealthcare.org/site/Nu...roceduren5.pdf

This is a fantastic policy and procedure page from the University of North Carolina.


http://web.indstate.edu/mary/Ortho/slide1.htm

And here is a good Power Point from Indiana State.
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