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Abdominal or back pain unrelieved by pain medication
Nausea/Vomiting
HR=105 / BP = 90/50
Fever of 100.5
Urine output
Black tarry stools, usual bleeding or bruising
Sudden chest pain / SOB
Motor oil leakage (if patient has a drain)
All of the above
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Bariatric resource binder available on units, 5N, ICU, PCU,ED
Martha Lopez (x7767), Bariatric coordinator
5North nursing staff
All of the above
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Leak
Pneumonia
UTI
Wound infection
Abdominal abscess
All of the above
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Lower GI with Gastrografin, IV hydration, Physician to deflate band
Upper GI with Gastrografin, Physician to deflate band, IV hydration
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Low-fat soup, Hi-protein drink -Isopure, clear liquid drink
Hi-protein drink -Isopure, clear liquids, apple juice
Water, non-fat milk, broth
Hi-protein drink-Isopure, water, broth
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Call and consult GI physician
Call and consult bariatric surgeon
CT with oral and IV contrast
Work up possible internal hernia & small bowel obstruction
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20 oz, 3 oz, 15min, 30 mins
34 oz, 1 oz, 10 mins, 20 mins
64 oz, 1oz, 5 mins, 15 min
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Tachycardia greater than 120 bpm
Bile or “motor oil” drainage from JP drain (if present)
Fever greater than 100.4 degrees
Tachypnea greater than 20 RR or increased oxygen needs
Severe shoulder, abdominal or back pain
Anxiety
All of the above
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