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This document provides discharge instructions for patients who have undergone coronary artery bypass graft surgery, including medication, activity, diet, and follow-up care instructions.

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1. Begin by gathering all necessary personal information including patient's name, date of birth, and admission details.
2. Follow the template provided for discharge instructions specific to CABG (Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting).
3. Include details about the surgery date and the type of surgery performed.
4. List any medications prescribed at discharge along with dosages and administration instructions.
5. Specify any dietary restrictions or recommendations post-surgery.
6. Outline care for the surgical site, including how to keep it clean and when to report signs of infection.
7. Provide guidelines for physical activity and rehabilitation after discharge.
8. Document emergency contact information and when to seek immediate medical care.
9. Review follow-up appointment details, including date and type of appointments required.
10. Ensure the patient understands the instructions by asking them to repeat key points back.

Who needs DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

1. Patients who have undergone Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG) surgery.
2. Surgeons and healthcare providers involved in post-operative care.
3. Family members or caregivers who support the patient during recovery.

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What precautions should be taken after a CABG?

After heart surgery, it's crucial to avoid strenuous physical activities, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, high-sodium and high-sugar foods and skipping prescribed medications. Follow your doctor's recommendations for a safe recovery.

What are the requirements for discharge after surgery?

DISCHARGE CRITERIA AFTER AMBULATORY SURGERY Must be awake, alert, and orientated to person, place, and time. Should have stable vital signs. If permitted, patients should be able to tolerate oral fluids. Pain should be manageable with oral analgesics.

What are the criteria for discharge after heart surgery?

Before you can leave the hospital, you must meet several discharge criteria: Stable vital signs. Able to get out of bed at least three times daily and for all meals. Able to "ambulate" or walk around with a staff or family member, or even independently.

What are the discharge advices for patients after CABG surgery?

You should have someone stay with you in your home for at least the first 1 to 2 weeks after surgery. Learn how to check your pulse, and check it every day. Do the breathing exercises you learned in the hospital for 4 to 6 weeks. Shower every day, washing the incision gently with soap and water.

What are the clinical criteria for discharge?

Standard discharge criteria would include: conscious level: rousable to voice, orientated to near pre-operative level. airway: able to cough (i.e. return of full airway reflexes), a clear airway. breathing: respiratory rate over 8, under 16 (adult population), adequate depth, not obstructed, well oxygenated.

When do you get discharged after heart surgery?

Most patients are discharged to home between 3 to 5 days after heart surgery.

What are the criteria for recovery discharge?

Patients might have these following eight domains present to be considered for discharge: (1) Stability of vital signs, (2) Awake and oriented or with the prior sensory pattern, (3) Spontaneous ventilation, (4) SpO2 > 90%, (5) Controlled pain, (6) Absence of nausea and vomiting, (7) Absence of bleeding, (8) Absence of

How long after bypass surgery are you discharged?

You may be able to leave the hospital 2 or 3 days after surgery. You may also be able to return to normal activities after 2 or 3 weeks. After surgery, it is normal to: Feel tired.

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What is DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG are specific guidelines and information provided to patients after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery to ensure a safe and effective recovery.

Who is required to file DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

Healthcare providers, including surgeons and hospital discharge planners, are required to file DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG for patients undergoing CABG surgery.

How to fill out DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

To fill out DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG, healthcare providers should include patient-specific information such as medication instructions, follow-up appointment details, dietary recommendations, activity restrictions, and signs of complications to watch for.

What is the purpose of DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

The purpose of DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG is to provide patients with essential information and guidelines that promote recovery, reduce the risk of complications, and enhance their understanding of their post-surgery care.

What information must be reported on DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG?

DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS-CABG must report information such as postoperative care instructions, medications prescribed, dietary guidelines, activity levels, follow-up care appointments, and warning signs for potential complications.