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Re: 13 year old in the OR for C-secFrom: Lilyan Ila (lilyan@u.washington.edu)Mon Mar 18 12:26:31 1996
I second this. Also, I have in the past circulated during quite a few c-sections and don't see how this is such a complicated task to warrant going against the family's wishes (I only saw one person pass out - my best friend's husband). It is not the same as watching surgery, the support person(s) are behind a drape and only see the patient's head and the baby. The 'trial run' idea is good, also they might want to consider an extra person (to wait outside) to stay with the 13 year old in case she needs to leave the OR for any reason. At my present worksite, we need only get permission from anesthesia (which is really only a courtesy - they always give it) for a second support person during c-sections, because no one else minds. There have never been any problems as far as I know. Lily Kay CNM MS Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound University of Washington MPH Program On Mon, 18 Mar 1996, Vandeveer, Melissa wrote:
> As a pediatric nurse educator and nurse practitioner I can support the
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