Uge 2: Restitution efter Creating a Dialysis Access by Joining an Artery and Vein
Fase 1: Phase 1: Weeks 1-2 (dækker uge 1–2).
Restriktioner
- Signs of severe hand ischemia (steal syndrome) in the access limb
- Active infection at or near the surgical site
- Thrombosed (clotted) fistula requiring urgent salvage
- Uncontrolled bleeding from the surgical site
Eksempler på daglige aktiviteter
- Distal Pulse & Sensation Check — Detect graft or bypass complications early.
- Blood Pressure Monitoring — BP control is critical to graft success.
- Early Ambulation — Walking promotes circulation and graft patency.
- Daily Pain & Symptom Check-In — Track pain, energy, mood, and any new symptoms to detect complications early.
- Wound / Incision Inspection — Check incision sites for infection (redness, drainage, dehiscence).
- Hydration & Nutrition Log — ERAS emphasizes early oral intake and adequate hydration.
Kontakt dit behandlerteam denne uge hvis:
- The buzzing or thrill over the fistula stops (the fistula may have clotted)
- The hand on the fistula side becomes cold, pale, painful, numb, or weak (steal syndrome)
- Heavy bleeding from the fistula or surgical site that does not stop with pressure
- Sudden severe swelling of the whole arm with pain or skin tightness
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