Nursing · Perioperative Nursing and Infection Control
A patient is admitted for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. To reduce the risk of surgical site infection (SSI), the perioperative nurse performs evidence-based interventions. Which of the following actions should be AVOIDED as it increases the risk of SSI?
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- 1Monitoring and maintaining normal blood glucose levels and vital parameters.
- 2Performing surgical part preparation on the ward the night before using a standard razor/surgical blade.✓
- 3Ensuring the patient takes an antiseptic chlorhexidine bath before surgery.
- 4Arranging and administering appropriate preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis within 60 minutes before incision.
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Performing surgical part preparation on the ward the night before using a standard razor/surgical blade.
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