
CARE PLAN: FOREIGN BODY SURGERY
AKA: REMOVAL OF OBJECT FROM STOMACH / INTESTINES SURGERY
A foreign body is the medical term for when an object, such as a ball, rock, clothing, is ingested by an animal and becomes lodged in the gastrointestinal tract of the stomach or intestines. In some cases, animals will pass foreign objects. In many others, surgery may be required to remove the objects, sometimes as an emergency to save the animals life.
Our veterinary practice surgical protocols for foreign body surgeries include our hospital standards of physical examination, blood profile, IV catheter and IV fluids, pre and post operative pain relief, anesthesia, Pre and post operative radiograph x-rays, surgical procedure, a bite not or e-collar, post-operative medical management in the hospital from 1-3 days, pain relief and antibiotics to go home and the post operative follow-up appointment for suture removal.
Foreign Body Surgery Package Group
Office Visit & Medical Records
Exam: Anesthesia Procedure
Hospital Day Care: Pre/Post Operative
Complete Blood Count
Blood Chemistry - Major
Acepromazine Inj. Sedation
Butorphanol Inj. Sedation
Anesthesia Support: IV Catheter
Anesthesia Support: IV Fluids
Narcotic Pain Relief Injection
Antibiotic Injection
Anesthesia Induction Drugs
Isoflurane Inhalant Gas: First 30 Min. / Additional Minutes.
Pre and Post Operative Radiograph X-Rays
ECG, Blood Pressure, Temperature Monitor
Staff Monitoring: Anesth. Support
Surgical Suite
Surgical Sterile Preparation
Surgical Instrument Pack
Surgical Materials, Misc.
Laparotomy / Sponges, Excess
Suture Materials, Excess
Gown, Mask, Gloves
Foreign Body Surgery
NSAID Pain Relief Injection
Hospitalized Medical Management From 1-3 Days
Narcotic Pain Relief Tabs To Go Home
Antibiotic Tabs To Go Home
Bite Not Collar / E-Collar To Go Home
Progress Evaluation Suture Removal Appointment
Foreign Body Surgery $ 800.00 - $ 1600.00

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