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University of Virginia Health System Clinical Pathway: Gyn Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) FULL Pathway LOS: 2 Date of Origin/Revision: January 14, 2015/December 29, 2017 Surgical Clinic PETC Day Prior to Surgery SAS Operating Room PACU Acute Care 6C POD1 POD2/ Day of Discharge Assessments Consults & Referrals Tests & Orders -Identify pt as ERAS Full pt create episode in EPIC -Vital signs, baseline ht/wt OSA, VTE and diabetes aspiration risk -Assess for chronic narcotic use, tobacco and alcohol use, Screen for malnutrition, if applicable -Verify home -WOCN nurses for marking -Use GYN ERAS Surgery General under the ordersets tab -EKG (F>60) -Labs: CBC, CMP, T&H (0 units) -POCT Urine Pregnancy -CEA if cancer -HgB A1c if -CT chest/ab/pelvis for staging of cancer -Post case with ERAS Spinal - Link PETC visit to ERAS episode - Stratify cardiac risk OSA aspiration malnutrition tobacco use, diabetes -Identify patient with positive antibody screen -Review home -Cardiology if indicated Complete: -EKG ( F>60), cardiology if indicated -Labs: CBC, CMP, T&H -POCT Urine Pregnancy -HgA1c for -CT chest/ab/pelvis for staging of cancer -Phone screening and readiness assessment by ERAS nurses - Link SAS visit to ERAS episode -Vital signs -Med weight -Notify cardiology for pacemaker -WOCN nurses for marking (if not done) -Type and hold (0 units) if not done -Finger stick if -Stat PT if patient on Coumadin -Vital signs and monitoring per PACU standards -Assess for aspiration risk - Use designated orderset ERAS PACU Focused with specific section for Gyn Full -VS (with MAP) q2h x 2 and then then q4h -UOP q4h -Continuous pulse oximetry with capnography -Consult ERAS Pain NP for lidocaine infusion -Consult WOCN if new stoma -Use GYN ERAS Full Postop for postop orders -VS q4 -Daily weight at 0600 -Assess for interdisciplinary consult needs: RT, SW, Nutrition, Chaplain, PT/OT -Labs: CBC, BMP, Mg -VS q 8h -Finalize plan for community or home health needs with Case Manager -No additional labs unless indicated (fallen off pathway) -Use GYN ERAS and Non-ERAS s Discharge for discharge orders

indication in case request Add l Actions -Stand patient for weight in PACU -Incentive spirometry Q1 hour -DC foley at 0800 (May require formal voiding trial) Activities -Encourage preoperative walking program -Weight and walk on night of within 6hrs of arrival to unit -Head of bed at 30 degrees at all times -Pt stands for am weight -OOB to chair at least 6 hours -Ambulate in hall X2 -Pt stands for am weight -OOB to chair at least 6 hours -Ambulate in hall X3 Fluid Management -Instruct pt on oral fluids prior to clear fluids/gatorade up until 2hrs before scheduled importance of Gatorade hydration and clears until 2 hours before -Carbohydrate drink 2 hours before (Gatorade 20 ounces (50 grams of carbohydrate)) -Insert PIV and saline lock -Fluid management is Goal-directed intravenous fluid guided by Pleth Variability Index -LR at 40 cc/hr (or 75 cc/hr if at risk for aspiration) -LR at 40 cc/hr or 75 cc/hr if at risk for aspiration -If MAP <60 give 500 cc bolus and call chief (change order set to call for MAP less than 60) -If HR >120 call chief -UOP<120 cc over 4 hours (and the patient is otherwise ok) 500 cc bolus -Call chief/attending for bolus over 1L -KVO IV (will still have lidocaine gtt if open case) -Saline lock IV

Medications -Miralax 17mg daily (starting x3-5 days prior to ) -Hold Coumadin for 5 days and check with PCP Re: bridge -Hold immunosuppres sion if possible -Diabetics - follow PETC orders -Hold vitamins, supplements, herbs 2 weeks p/t -Hold NSAIDS, Plavix, Ibuprofen and Naproxen 1 week p/t -If Bowel Prep: Golytely 4L, erythromycin 1g x3, neomycin 1g x3, reglan 10mg x3 Place intraop phase of care orders for VTE and ABX: -Flagyl 500 mg IV (if bowel ) (If PCN allergic: Cipro 400 mg and Clindamycin 900 mg) -Ancef 2g IV -Heparin - 5000U SQ immediately after spinal -Preop instructions for and anticoagulation -For those doing a bowel prep: Regular diet until 6pm; Erythromycin 1gm and Neomycin 1 gm at 13:00, 14:00, 22:00; Reglan 10 mg 12:00, 18:00, 22:00; Begin Golytely at pm, clears after 6pm -Follow orders re: Diabetic and anticoagulation -Hypertension meds with sip of water -SAS nurse to release preop to intraop phase of care meds for OR VTE and ABX -Ancef injection 2g 0-60 minutes before incision -Start Flagyl (or cipro/clinda if PCN allergic) (500mg IV) upon entry to OR (if bowel ) -Antibiotics UNNECESSARY if prior hysterectomy, no hysterectomy planned, no UroGyn procedure, and no bowel procedure planned -DVT prophylaxis with 5000U heparin immediately after spinal -Induction: Propofol, ketamine 0.5 mg/kg, magnesium 30 mg/ kg bolus -Scopolomine patch at induction for prevention of PONV -Compazine 10mg PO q6 PRN -Heparin 5000u at 1900 **MD must ensure dose is given 6-8 hrs after initial dose** -Miralax 17mg PO daily -Restart home (particularly antihypertensives) with exception of hypoglycemics or Compazine 10mg PO q6 PRN for PONV -Lovenox (40mg) at 0900 - caution if CRI -Miralax 17mg PO daily -Restart home (including anticoagulants, if indicated) with exception of hypoglycemic or Compazine 10mg PO q6 PRN PONV Meds for DC: -Miralax (1 scoop daily) PRN Pain Management Place SAS orders: -Celecoxib 200 mg PO (not given to patient with Coronary artery disease) -Gabapentin 600 mg PO -Chronic pain should continue home pain until -Multimodal analgesia: 1.Celecoxib 200 mg PO (not given to patient with CAD) 2.Gabapentin 600 mg PO 3. Acetaminophen -250mcg Intrathecal morphine prior to induction (no epidural) -No intraoperative opioids without attending approval lidocaine infusion for open cases (no infusion for laparoscopic cases) -Lidocaine rate should run at 0.5-1mg/min 975mg PO Q6 hours -Lidocaine infusion (0.5-1mg/min) for open cases -Celecoxib 100 mg PO BID in lidocaine gtt (for open cases) scheduled nonnarcotic meds: Acetaminophen 975mg PO Q6 Meds for DC: 975mg x60 tabs -Ibuprofen 600mg x30tabs (alternating with acetaminophen)

Nutrition Education Discharge Planning 975mg PO -Provide patient with ERAS notebook expectations around and recovery Bowel Regimen (Miralax 17mg (1 scoop daily) x3-5 days p/t ) -Assess d/c needs - if complex home needs, referral to SW -Schedule patient's postop visit at this time @ 4-6 weeks postop -Regular diet -Smoking and ETOH cessation -Nutrition supplementatio n if Alb <3.5 diet/npo for ERAS -Smoking cessation information -Assess d/c needs including insurance needs -For those doing a bowel prep: Regular diet until 6pm when Golytely starts and then clear liquids ERAS expectations -Remind to bring ERAS notebook and (if used) CPAP machine to hospital 975mg PO -Clears until 2 hours prior to -Carbohydrate drink for morning of (20oz Gatorade) -Ask patient if they have their notebook and review ERAS pathway -IV analgesia: lidocaine 40 ucg/kg/min, ketamine 10 ucg/kg/min -Wound infiltrated with 30cc Bupivacaine -Additional Pain Medication available through shortage order set for breakthrough pain tolerated without coronary artery disease -Oxycodone 5mg PO Q4 PRN moderate pain; 10 mg PO Q4 PRN severe pain **No additional opioids, no PCA, no epidurals (without attending s approval) tolerated to transition to soft diet -Postoperative activity and incentive spirometry hours -Celecoxib 100 mg PO BID in without coronary artery disease -Oxycodone 5mg PO Q4 PRN moderate pain; 10 mg PO Q4 PRN severe pain tolerated to transition to soft diet as tolerated -Postop activity and nutrition goals and progress -Case Manager assesses for discharge needs -Oxycodone (5mg q4) PRN x30tabs -Regular diet -Postop activity and nutrition goals and progress -Consider DC if: pain wellcontrolled; no abdominal distention, belching, hiccupping, or emesis; tolerating PO meds; ambulating and hydrating -Arrange for early follow up in highrisk patient with surgeon or PCP -Follow up phone call within 24-48 hrs of discharge -Ensure f/u appt at 4-6 weeks

Outcomes Preop assessment initiated Preopassessment complete achieves bowel preparation, if needed demonstrates readiness for Hemodynamic Fluid (< 1 kg wt gain) OOB Tolerates clear liquids and fluids discontinued Fluid Adequate pain control OOB > 6 hours Tolerating diet Hydrating Ambulating Bowel functioning < 15% readmission rate ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY OR PLAN OF CARE INITIATED FOR THIS PATIENT ON: DATE INITIALS Guidelines are general and cannot take into account all of the circumstances of a particular patient. Judgment regarding the propriety of using any specific procedure or guideline with a particular patient remains with that patient's physician, nurse, or other health care professional, taking into account the individual circumstances presented by the patient.