Clinical Pathway Total Hip and Knee Replacement



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Procedure: THR TKR SIDE: RIGHT LEFT DISCHARGE DESTINATION: HOME INPATIENT REHAB PREADMISSION TARGET DISCHARGE DATE 1. Assessment Preadmission assessment completed Consult: anesthesia or internal medicine (if requested) Additional assessment: WOMAC/TUG/other (as per protocol) 2. Tests Blood work (as per protocol) X-ray of index joint (as per protocol) Chest x-ray (as per protocol) ECG (age >45) 3. Treatments Ed: blood conservation strategies (eg. autologous) Bone donation protocol (as per protocol) 4. Medication Obtain medication profile Ed: post op pain management (as per protocol) Ed: post op DVT prophylaxis (as per protocol) Ed: antibiotic prophylaxis (as per protocol) Ed: Chlorohexidene 4% (as per protocol) Ed: NPO status Ed: post op bowel routine (as per protocol) Ed: post op PT protocol Ed: post op THR precautions Ed: pre-op exercises Ed: Overall clinical pathway Provide education materials Ed: Discharge destination Ed: Preparation for home Concerns / questions addressed Patient discharge screening completed and planning made WOMAC_ TUG Other patient verbalize understanding patient verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding verbalize understanding comfortable with process Verbalize understanding of discharge destination: home inpatient rehab May 31, 08 1

Day of Surgery - PACU Day - 0 1. Assessment Assessment of VS, level of consciousness / airway, SaO 2, CSM, Dressings 2. Tests Blood work: CBC (if requested) X-ray: AP hip or AP/Lat Knee (per protocol) 3. Treatments O 2 to keep SaO 2 > 94% Blood transfusion stable upon transfer to unit 4. Medication Post op pain management per protocol pain, 4/10 or manageable NPO IV fluids as per protocol Monitor urine output Family informed of patients status Patient transferred to unit when stable hemodynamic stable May 31, 08 2

Day of Surgery Inpatient Unit Day - 0 1. Assessment Assessment as per protocol: VS / LOC eg. q1h x 4, then q4h if stable CSM eg. q1h x4 then q8h SaO 2 eg. q1h x 4 then q4h Dressings eg. q8h Pain eg. q4h Asses output from wound drain (if applicable) stable stable stable dressings intact pain < 4/10 or manageable call MD if > 500ml/8 hours 2. Tests 3. Treatments Titrate O 2 to keep SaO 2 > 94% call MD if pt. Requires > 4L/min O 2 4. Medication Post op pain management: eg. PCA, etc (as per protocol) Antibiotic (as per protocol) Eg. Cefazolin 1g IV q8h x 3 doses If allergic Clindamycin 600mg IV q8h x 3 doses Anticoagulation (per protocol) LMWH Warfarin Antiemetics (gravol) as required pain, 4/10 or manageable nausea under control if not call MD Clear to full fluid diet as tolerated IV fluids as per protocol reduce to TKVO when drinking well Foley catheter as per protocol Monitor urine output Bed rest and positioning Encourage patient to sit on side of bed if tolerated Observe THR precautions Bed exercises Isometric quads, gluteal, foot & ankle exercises Deep breathing10 deep breaths /hr, cough if secretions Provide support and education re: post-op exercises and discharge Confirm discharge plan and target date of discharge hemodynamic stable monitor urine output call MD if < 240 ml/8 hours May 31, 08 3

Post-op Day 1 1. Assessment Assessment (as per protocol) Dressings q8h stable call MD if BP < 90 systolic or stable stable dressings intact pain < 4/10 or manageable 2. Tests CBC, lytes, creatinine, PT/INR (if on warfarin), BS (if diabetic) call MD if Hb <80 or pt. symptomatic 3. Treatments Titrate O 2 to keep SaO 2 > 94% Change wound dressings (as per protocol) Remove wound drain if output < 100 ml/ 8hours (if applicable) Blood transfusion (as per protocol) call MD if pt. Requires > 4L/min O 2 incision clean / intact call MD if Hb <80 or pt. Symptomatic 4. Medication Post op pain management: D/C PCA, etc (as per protocol) Anticoagulation (as per protocol) LMWH 5,000 IU Fragmin / day Warfarin Antiemetics (gravol) as required Eg. Start post-op day 1: Docusate 200mg po qam, Sennosides 12mg tab 1-4 tabs po hs prn, Glycerin suppository per rectum prn, Fleet enema per rectum prn or Hb<100 with cardiac dis. pain, 4/10 or manageable nausea under control if not call MD Progress to high fiber DAT as tolerated Monitor dietary intake & output q shift (bowel sounds) IV fluids as per protocol reduce to saline lock when drinking well Foley catheter as per protocol, DC Foley 4 hrs post DC of PCA Monitor urine output / urinary retention Initiate PT treatments bid OT assessment (as per protocol) Up in chair in AM with assistance (as per protocol) Encourage deep breathing & coughing Active / assisted bed and chair exercises TKR/THR begin AAROM exercises Teach safe transfer techniques Gait training begin assisted walking in AM if stable Weight Bearing: (unless otherwise stated by MD) TKR full weight bearing THR cemented / hybrid full weight bearing THR uncemented (as per protocol) Identify and address patient / family concerns Review discharge plan and goals Confirm with designated inpatient rehab unit of transfer in 24-48 hrs Ed: patient on self administration of LMWH hemodynamic stable monitor urine output call MD if < 240 ml/8 hours Pt transferring lying to sitting assist Sitting standing assist Up to stand WB Aid assist Ambulated meters aid assist Up in chair mins Stairs TKR ROM May 31, 08 4

Post-op Day 2 1. Assessment Assessment as per protocol: Incision check stable call MD if BP < 90 systolic or stable stable incision clean / intact pain < 4/10 or manageable 2. Tests CBC, lytes, creatinine, PT/INR (if on warfarin), BS (if diabetic call MD if Hb <80 or pt. symptomatic 3. Treatments Titrate O 2 to keep SaO 2 > 94% Change wound dressings (as per protocol) Blood transfusion (as per protocol) call MD if pt. still requires O 2 incision clean / intact call MD if Hb <80 or pt. Symptomatic 4. Medication Post op pain management: oral analgesics (as per protocol) Anticoagulation (per protocol) LMWH 5,000 IU / day Fragmin Warfarin Antiemitics (gravol) as required Fe Gluconate 300 mg po tid High fiber DAT as tolerated Monitor dietary intake & output q shift (bowel sounds) IV fluids as per protocol reduce to TKVO when drinking well DC routine Foley catheter Monitor urine output / urinary retention (as per protocol) PT treatments bid OT intervention (as per protocol) Encourage deep breathing and coughing Continue Active / assisted bed and chair exercises TKR/THR progress AAROM exercises Teach safe active assisted transfers from bed to chair and sit to stand Gait training assisted walking in AM and PM Initiate stair climbing exercise with supervision Identify and address patient / family concerns or Hb<100 with cardiac dis pain, 4/10 or manageable nausea under control if not call MD pt has had bowel movement monitor urine output call MD if < 240 ml/8 hrs call MD if urinary retention Pt transferring lying to sitting assist Sitting standing assist Up to stand WB Aid assist Ambulated meters aid assist Up in chair mins Stairs TKR ROM Confirm discharge home including: Home equipment / aids arranged Arrangements made for journey home Confirm outpatient physiotherapy appointment (if applicable) Confirm CCAC (if applicable) Ed: patient on self administration of LMWH D/C slow stream patients to inpt rehab or confirm their transfer tomorrow May 31, 08 5

Post-op Day 3 1. Assessment Assessment (as per protocol) Incision check stable call MD if BP < 90 systolic or stable stable incision clean / intact pain < 4/10 or manageable 2. Tests CBC, lytes, creatinine, PT/INR (if on warfarin), BS (if diabetic) call MD if Hb <80 or pt. symptomatic 3. Treatments Titrate O 2 to keep SaO 2 > 94% Change wound dressings (as per protocol) Blood transfusion (as per protocol) call MD if pt. still requires O 2 incision clean / intact call MD if Hb <80 or pt. Symptomatic 4. Medication Post op pain management: oral analgesics (as per protocol) Anticoagulation (as per protocol) LMWH 5,000 IU / day Fragmin Warfarin Antiemitics (gravol) as required Fe Gluconate 300 mg po tid High fiber DAT as tolerated Monitor dietary intake & output q shift (bowel sounds) IV fluids as per protocol reduce to saline lock when drinking well Monitor urine output / urinary retention PT treatments bid (as per protocol) OT intervention (as per protocol) Encourage deep breathing and coughing Encourage independence in self care Continue Active / assisted bed and chair exercises TKR/THR progress AAROM exercises Gait training assisted walking in AM and PM Teach safe active assisted transfers from bed to chair and sit to stand Initiate/Continue stair climbing exercise with supervision Identify and address patient / family concerns or Hb<100 with cardiac dis. pain, 4/10 or manageable nausea under control if not call MD no ileus/pt has had bowel movement monitor urine output call MD if < 240 ml/8 hrs call MD if urinary retention Transfers lying sit I A U sit standing I A U Stairs I A U Up in chair mins Walk _meters Aid Assist I independent A- assistance U unable TKR ROM D/C stable patients home Ed: patient going home on self administration of LMWH (if required) Confirm discharge home for unstable patients including: Home equipment / aids arranged Arrangements made for journey home Confirm outpatient physiotherapy appointment (if applicable) Confirm CCAC (if applicable) D/C slow stream patients to Inpatient Rehab Pt temp < 38, off O2, VSS, incision intact, HB > 80 / asymp., voiding well, tolerating diet, Pt understands rehab goals / outcomes Letter to MD done Transfer sheet completed FU appointment booked May 31, 08 6

Post-op Day 4: Target Discharge 1. Assessment Assessment as per protocol: Incision check 2. Tests PT/INR (if on warfarin), BS (if diabetic) 3. Treatments Change wound dressings (as per protocol) stable call MD if BP < 90 systolic or stable call MD if pt still requires O2 incision clean / intact pain < 4/10 or manageable incision clean / intact 4. Medication Post op pain management: oral analgesics (as per protocol) Anticoagulation (per protocol) LMWH 5,000 IU / day Fragmin Warfarin Antiemitics (gravol) as required Fe Gluconate 300 mg po tid High fiber DAT as tolerated Monitor dietary intake & output q shift (bowel sounds) Monitor urine output / urinary retention q shift PT treatments bid OT interventions (as per protocol) ADL and assessment of home equipment needs Encourage deep breathing and coughing Encourage independence in self care Continue Active / assisted bed and chair exercises TKR/THR progress AAROM exercises Teach safe active assisted transfers from bed to chair and sit to stand Gait training assisted walking in AM and PM Continue stair climbing exercise with supervision Express confidence in activity level and safe precautions pain, 4/10 or manageable nausea under control if not call MD tolerating oral intake pt has had bowel movement call MD if urinary retention Transfers lying sit I A U sit standing I A U Stairs I A U Up in chair mins Walk _meters Aid Assist I independent A- assistance U unable TKR ROM D/C home today Pt comfortable with self injection CCAC visit / equipment organized Arrangements for journey made May 31, 08 7