UVA OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER (OPSC) PREPARING FOR SURGERY HANDBOOK



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Surgeon Name/PIC: Surgery Name: Surgery Date: Patient Label or Patient NAME Patient UVA MRN ARRIVAL TIME: (provided by OPSC nurse during phone call) UVA OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER (OPSC) PREPARING FOR SURGERY HANDBOOK Thank you for choosing UVA Outpatient Surgery Center for your surgery. We are here to provide you and your family with safe, high-quality healthcare in a comfortable and convenient setting. For your safety, please be sure you have all your questions answered before surgery. Please follow the instructions in the sections checked below and carefully review all the information. This is written for the person having surgery. (Adult or Child). Staff will check a box for the actions to take: You do not need an anesthesia assessment before surgery: On Day of Surgery GO TO: UVA Outpatient Surgery Center: 500 Monroe Lane Charlottesville, VA 22903 OR You will need to have an assessment by an anesthesia nurse / doctor before surgery: GO TO PETC: Pre-Anesthesia Evaluation & Testing Center HOSPITAL MAIN LOBBY 1215 Lee Street Charlottesville, VA 22908 PETC is open Monday-Friday 8am-5:30pm. (Wed open 9am) Bring this handout and any paperwork given to you by your Doctor s office. Please allow two (2) hours. Plan ahead - food, drink, ride home, medical equipment, etc. You may have a blood test, test of your heart (EKG), and other tests your surgeon requests. For questions or if you are unable to visit PETC please call your surgeon. Failure to visit PETC before surgery may result in cancellation of your surgery. PHONE CALL FROM: PETC NURSE (PLEASE BE SURE WE KNOW HOW TO REACH YOU) A nurse will call you before your surgery date. This call should last about 20 minutes. We will ask you questions about your health. If you do not receive a call or if you were unavailable when called, please call 434-924-5035 or 434-982-6454 as soon as possible. You may need to come to PETC in person for tests. IF you have ANY questions or concerns please call (Monday-Friday 6:00am-7:30pm) Outpatient Surgery Center Nurse Call Line 434-982-3107 Outpatient Surgery Center Main Number 434-982-6100 Outpatient Surgery Center Toll Free 888-882-4635 UVA Toll free number for all UVa Services 800-924-3627 UVA Page Operator to contact your doctor 434-924-0000 For a copy of these instructions and other information please visit: http://uvahealth.com/patients-visitors-guide PE 14001 (03/13) 1 of 4 To view: https://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/intranet/per/ To order: http://www.virginia.edu/uvaprint/

Two days before surgery an OPSC nurse will call you. We will review all instructions in this handout We will give you your arrival time. If you have not heard from us by 4:30pm on the day before your surgery or you have a block on your phone, please call 434-982-3107. Leave a message, we will call you back. If you are staying at a hotel, please tell us where you are staying and the name on the registration. I. GETTING READY Please read this handout carefully. We encourage you to takes notes and keep this handout near the telephone to be ready for our phone call. Please note: For your safety and comfort, patients and families must read, understand, and follow ALL the directions in this handout including eating, drinking and taking medicines. Your surgery may be delayed or cancelled if you do not follow the directions. You must have a responsible adult with you to take you home and stay with you after surgery. If you get sick with a cold, fever, flu symptoms, call your surgeon or the UVA OPSC. II. EATING AND DRINKING BEFORE ARRIVAL TIME: ALL PATIENTS, Adults and Children of all ages: NO SOLID FOOD AND NO CHEWING GUM OR TOBACCO AFTER MIDNIGHT PRIOR TO SURGERY. May have water, Gatorade, Pedialyte, apple juice OR BLACK COFFEE (SUGAR IS OK, BUT NO CREAMER OF ANY KIND) until 2 hours before your scheduled arrival time at the OPSC. -THESE ARE THE ONLY LIQUIDS ALLOWED. ALSO, CHILDREN 12 MONTHS OLD AND YOUNGER: May have breast milk until 4 hours before the scheduled arrival time at the OPSC. May have formula until 6 hours before the scheduled arrival time at the OPSC. III. TAKING MEDICINES BEFORE SURGERY Most medicines should be taken at their usual scheduled time, even on the day of surgery. Medicines include prescriptions, over the counter, vitamins, herbal remedies, etc.) Take medicines with a small sip of water. We will review your medicine list with you and give you specific instructions about YOUR medicines when we call. If you monitor your blood sugar: Your goal is to keep it between 80 and 150 before and after surgery. On the morning of surgery if your blood sugar is low or you feel weak or dizzy please drink a clear liquid with sugar. Notes about your medicines and how to take them on the day of surgery: UVA Outpatient Surgery Center 2 of 4

IV. BRING THE FOLLOWING WITH YOU: Bring all medicine bottles or a list (including doses and times) Bring any doctors reports for studies in the last five years NOT done at UVA Bring any Medical Insurance cards Bring a case for glasses, contact lenses or hearing aids. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. An Advance Directive form (if you have filled one out) or we will be glad to give you a form and information. If you have Sleep Apnea and use CPAP, bring your CPAP machine. For minor children only: A parent or legal guardian must be with a child (unless consent has been signed already by the parent or legal guardian). Bring a favorite stuffed animal, blanket or other item for comfort). V. LEAVE THE FOLLOWING AT HOME: Do not wear jewelry, including wedding rings, or body piercings. Do not wear makeup, hairpins, or nail polish. Do not bring money or valuables. VI. YOUR SURGERY Surgery Safety Steps When you arrive, please register at the front desk. Our parking is free. You will be given a parking permit to display on the dashboard of your vehicle. We identify you for surgery by placing an identification band on your arm. Staff will ask you (or your family) to say your name and birthday (or other identifying information). If you are unable to speak, staff work together to confirm your identity. Please read the Rights and Responsibilities on the wall or ask us for a copy. We want to know if you have any concerns about your care at the UVA OPSC As your time for surgery approaches, a nurse will bring you back to our pre-operative suite where we will check your blood pressure & pulse, place an IV (intravenous line), review health history and answer questions. Small children often have the IV placed after they are asleep. o Information on the consent form will be reviewed and signed if not already done. Be sure you have all your questions answered so you know what will happen and what to expect. o We use a ten point pain scale. We check your pain level before and after treatment. o We ask what type of surgery you are having and the location on your body. If your surgery involves a left or right limb or body side, or has multiple sites (like fingers and toes), the site is marked on your body by the doctor or another member of the surgical team. o Just before the procedure begins, everyone in the Operating Room participates in a time out and checks that they are doing the right procedure, on the right patient, in the right place. This may happen after you are asleep. o We prevent infections by careful hand washing and giving antibiotics, if needed. UVA Outpatient Surgery Center 3 of 4

VII. AFTER YOUR SURGERY You will be taken to the Recovery Room/PACU (post anesthesia care unit) When you are awake your family/friends can be with you. Parents of children having surgery are brought back as soon as the child is alert. Please let us know if you have pain, nausea or feel very cold. Deep breathing and coughing help with the recovery process. We will explain your home discharge instructions for medicines, diet, rest, activity and follow-up. Please be sure you understand all instructions. After you leave, please call if you have any questions or concerns. If you need to go to the UVA Medical Center after surgery we will give you and your family any information you need. HOW TO GET TO OPSC Directions From North Via US 29 Stay on US 29, which becomes Emmet Street. Follow Emmet Street, which becomes Jefferson Park Avenue, and bear left toward the UVA Medical Directions From East Via I-64 Take exit 118B (US 29). Take the next exit (US 29 Business.) At end of ramp, turn right onto Directions From South Via US 29 Take US 29 Business exit just past the I-64 interchange. At end of ramp, turn right onto Directions From West Via I-64 Take exit 118B (US 29). Take the next exit (US 29 Business.) At end of ramp, turn right onto UVA Outpatient Surgery Center 4 of 4

UVA OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER MEDICATION INSTRUCTION ADDENDUM: Please read the following carefully and call if you have any questions or concerns: Unless otherwise instructed, TAKE: medications for lung and heart conditions including for asthma, chest pain, and heart rhythm problems. blood pressure medications. EXCEPT the nurse who calls you will give specific information for: enalapril, captopril, benazepril, and lisinopril, candesartan, eprosartan, irbesartan, losartan, olmesartan, telmisartan, valsartan, irbesartan & HCTZ and losartan & HCTZ. medications for seizures (epilepsy), Parkinson s disease, and Myasthenia Gravis. medications for acid reflux. medications for high cholesterol. medications for anxiety, depression and all psychiatric conditions. narcotic medications for chronic pain control (inc. methadone, fentanyl, morphine) Talk with your surgeon about medications that interfere with blood clotting such as aspirin and drugs in the NSAID family including ibuprofen (ie: Advil, Motrin), naproxen, diclofenac, indomethacin, or combination drugs that include these medications) or other blood thinners such as clopidogrel, ticlopidine, enoxaparin, or warfarin. If you have a cardiac stent your surgeon and cardiologist will decide about use of these medications. Medications for Diabetes: Take your usual doses of all diabetic medication on the day BEFORE surgery. Follow the these instructions for the day OF surgery: Insulin pump: Continue using the insulin pump, but use only the basal rate once no longer eating. Return pump settings to normal after you are eating normally. Regular insulin (Novolin R, Humulin R ), lispro (Humalog ), glulisine (Apidra ), aspart (Novolog ): Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating normally. NPH (Novollin N, Humulin N-NF ), zinc insulin (Lente ), extended zinc insulin (Ultralente ): Take 1/2 of the usual morning dose on the day of surgery, and resume normal dosing when you are eating normally. Glargine (Lantus ), detemir (Levemir ): Take the usual dose. Novolin 70/30, Humulin 70/30, Humulin 50/50, Novolog 70/30, Humalog 75/25, Humalog 50/50 : Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating. Metformin (Glucophage ), metformin extended release: Take the usual dose. Rosiglitazone (Avandia ), pioglitazone (Actos ): Take the usual dose. Repaglinide (Prandin ), nateglinide (Starlix ): Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating normally. Glyburide (Diabeta, Micronase ), glipizide (Glucatrol ), glimepiride (Amaryl ), gliclazide (Diamicron ), chlorpropamide (Diabenese ), tolbutamide (Orinase ): Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating normally. Sitagliptin (Januvia ),sitagliptin plus metformin (Janumet ), saxagliptin (Onglyza ), liraglutide (Victoza ), exenetide (Byetta ), pramlintide (Symlin ): Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating normally. Acarbose (Precose ), Miglitol (Glyset ): Do not take these medications on the day of surgery until you are eating normally. PE 14001 Preparing for Surgery Handbook UVA Outpatient Surgery Center March 2013 Addendum