Question

After surgery, the post-anesthesia care unit calls the nurse to give report. Ryan's Surgery went well and he is stable. They'd like to know which room he will be going to after surgery The charge nurse evaluates the room choices on the unit. Which is the best bed placement for Ryan? Check the best option. Room 245 Room 246 Room 247 Bed 1: Open Bed 1:14-year-old boy with a fracture, Bed 1:7-year-old boy on Bed 2: 15-month-old girl with in traction. neutropenic precautions. asthma Bed 2:16-year-old boy with a football Bed 2: Open head injury. Room 249 Room 248 Bed 1:3-year-old giri with pneumonia - lots of visitors Bed 2: Open Bed 1: 6-year-old girl post- appendectomy Bed 2: Open Room 250 - 4 Bed Ward Bed 1: 9-year-old boy with newly diagnosed diabetes. Bed 2:8-year-old boy to be discharged this afternoon. Bed 3: Open Bed 4: 10-year-old boy with a MRSA infection Room 251 Bed 1: Open Bed 2: Open Room 252 Bed 1: Open Bed 2:7-year-old boy newly diagnosed with Crohn's disease.

Answer 1

Room 251 is the best option for Ryan to shift after surgery. Ryan needs a room with no visitors and no patients because of the risk factors associated with infections from patients and visitors. He needs complete rest without any disturbances for a few days since he had done surgery.