Course Content
Registration
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Please register for the course!
Our Facilities
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Facilities and Arrival Times
JourneyLite Surgery Center
JourneyLite Out-of-town Patients
Christ Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Facilities Quiz
Pre-op Diet
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Check your BMI
Background
Allowed Items
Seasoning Options
Diabetes and the Pre-op Diet
Pre-op Diet Quiz
Blood Thinners and Surgery
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General Info
Bridging Therapy
NSAIDs
Blood Thinners and Surgery Quiz
Immunosuppressants
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General Info
Blood Pressure Medications
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ACE Inhibitors and Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers
Diuretics
Blood Pressure Medications Quiz
Other Medications
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Appetite Suppressants
Vitamins and Supplements
Birth Control
Preadmission Testing
PAT's/Pre-op Physical/Cardiology Clearance
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Pre-op Visit
PAT’s/Pre-op History and Physical/Cardiology Clearance
Christ/Jewish PAT
Preparing for Surgery
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Medications Prior to Surgery
Day of Surgery
CPAP
Regular Home Medications
Post-op Restrictions
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Exercise and Lifting
Return to Work/FMLA
Post-op Meds and Prescriptions
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General Info
Prescriptions
Nausea Medications
Spasm Medication
Pain Medication
Acid Reducer
Post-op Blood Thinners
Post-op Vitamins
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Sublingual B12
Other Vitamins
Post-op Pain
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All Patients
Gastric Band
Gastric Bypass
Incisions
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Dressings/Showing/Swimming
Post-op Issues
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Constipation
Bloating and Gas
Vomiting and Dry-Heaving
Pregnancy
Appointments
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First Appointment and Follow-ups
Sleeve/Bypass/SIPS Follow-up Appointments
Gastric Band Follow-up Appointments
When to Call The Team
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Bleeding
Signs of Infection
Other Issues
Course Completion
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Attestation
Surgery Pre-op Class-Medical
About Lesson
Zofran tablet

Presciptions for Nausea

  • Phenergan (generic-promethazine)
    • Phenergan comes in a tablet form and is an older medication but works extremely well for nausea.
      • Take one tablet every 4-6 hours as needed.
  • Zofran (generic-ondansetron)
    • Zofran is a new medication for nausea which does NOT make you sleepy.
    • Zofran comes in sublingual tablet form.
      • Dissolve one tablet under your tongue every 6 hours as needed.
      • You can take Zofran and Phenergan together.
  • Emend (generic-aprepitant)
    • Emend is one of the newest anti-nausea medications.  It comes in a tablet form and can be swallowed.
    • It can be expensive, so we make it optional for patients.
    • If you do opt for Emend, take it immediately upon arrival to your procedure.
      • Sometimes a second tablet will be prescribed, if so take it the morning of post op day 1.
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