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Great questions. I'm curious to know the answers because this has never occurred in any of my cases and i hope not anytime soon.
I know for sure with perforated bladder, the surgeon will ask for a urologist consult. We have to notifiy the charge nurse and she calls any available surgeon to assist. If not already in the room you have to quickly gather instruments, sutures/ties and supplies necessary for bowel surgery or bladder surgery . Sometimes if patient doesn't already have a foley, you have to crawl under the drapes to insert a foley.
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I am a new nurse in the operating room and I have a skills assessment tomorrow. I haven't been able to find two of the questions that will be on my exam.
What does an RN do in the event of a perforated bowel/bladder?
What does an RN do in the event of an unexpected ileal conduit?
Any help is greatly appreciated!