Diagnosis |
Discussion |
Identified for anaemia |
An increase in white blood cells count can prompt septic screen. The limb that is subjected to amputation may have any kind of infection. |
Diagnosis of electrolyte abnormalities |
It should be done to identify the condition of hypokalaemia or hyperkalaemia. Coagulation screening should also be done and any sepsis if present should be corrected before surgery. |
Blood Sugar Level monitoring |
In preoperative period, blood sugar level should also be monitored because condition of hyperglycaemia is prominent in diabetic patients. (Cervantes & Camargos, n.d.) |
Twelve lead ECG |
Twelve lead ECG should be done apart from general baseline tests as it helps in identifying arrhythmia or acute coronary syndrome. |
Echocardiography |
Echocardiography should be performed in order to check the presence of any valvular disease. |
Effective Pain Management |
. Effective pain control should also be done as the patient suffers from post-surgical pain. |
Diet |
Diet control plan should also be given to patient in order to control the blood sugar level and prevent any sudden increase in blood sugar level. |
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