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Question

Discuss the different interprofessionals the nurse will coordinate with to ensure high-quality care for clients in the preoperative setting. In the preoperative setting, the nurse will coordinate with various interprofessionals to ensure high-quality care for clients. These include surgeons (who are key members of the team), anesthesiologists (who play a critical role in surgery by reviewing the patient's medical history), primary care providers (to obtain additional medical information or discuss treatment plans), operating room staff (to ensure the operating room is prepared for the upcoming procedure), and lastly, physical therapists (in cases where a patient may require physical therapy prior to their surgery). List 5 SCIP (Surgical Care Improvement Project) measures that are evidence-based and can decrease the risk of preoperative complications. Five evidence-based SCIP measures that can decrease the risk of preoperative complications include maintenance of normothermia, glucose control in cardiac surgery patients, prophylactic antibiotic administration, venous thromboembolism prophylaxis, and appropriate hair removal. List 5 risk factors and how they could become potential threats to the client's condition during surgery. Five risk factors that can potentially threaten a client's condition during surgery are age (due to factors such as decreased physiological reserve or underdeveloped body systems), medication use (certain.