e. Why do you think the surgeon finished closing even when the ncedie was no fodd. What steps should he taken by menbens of the team if the needle de d unthe s-ray?in the PACU?Cuper 20 Ca P CASE STUDIES1. Faad the folowing case study and answer the questionsA 49-year old female is admitted to the health care facility and scheduled for anpen laparotomy with possible hysterectomy. The patient is 5 feet. 3 inches tall,160 pounds, with a BMI of 31.9. After spending a short time in the holding area,he patient is brought into the OR by the circulating nurse. The scrub has begunsetting up the case She notes the patient's stature and requests extra clamps andsutures. The circulator states that sha will get these after the case is under way.After transfening the patient to the operating table and preparing the requireddocuments, the nurse is ready to take a count with the scrub. All items are countedand recorded on the count sheet by the circulator.The surgical procedure was started on time and is progressing well. The surgeonhas decided to go ahead with the hysterectomy. The circulator has opened extraponges onto the back table and waits for the scrub to count them with her. Theseare added to the count sheet The scnub asks again for extra sutures. The circulatorstates that she will tell the nuse who is about to relieve her for a break. The reliefhurse has come into the room and opens five extra suture packs onto the backtable. Before these can be counted, the scrub distributes several to the surgeon.Ater the uterus has been removed, the surgeon announces he is ready to close.The first circulator has come back into the room just as closure is about to start.According to policy, the circulator and scrub begin the count. One sponge and onesuture needle are missing. The team finds the sponge in a basin, but the needlecannot be found. The surgeon continues to close the peritoneum. By the time skinclosure has started, the needle has not been located. The patient is transported tothe PACU and an x-ray is ordered there.a What systematic steps should be taken to find the missing needle?b. What errors in standard practice do you notice in this case?c. What standard practices should have been followed?100Chapter 20 Case Planning and Intraoperative RoutineCooynght O 2018, E

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