Instructional orientation
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
Armenian North American (General) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes)Transcript
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Welcome to in Nova Heart and Vascular Institute on the day of your surgery, it will be most convenient for you to park in the gray garage or, even better, to be dropped off of the front entrance to the Innova Heart and Vascular Institute lobby. Whether you come in from the Great garage or through the front, drop off entrance. Both options convene Here in our lobby, the main doors are unlocked at 5 a.m. Although the registration hours vary, you are welcome to wait in the lobby until registration opens. When you are ready, just follow the sign for cardiac surgery. Check in. After your surgery, you will be taken to the cardiovascular intensive care unit or C B. I See you. It is on the second floor of the Unova Heart and Vascular Institute, right down the hole from the operating rooms here. We have highly specialized after caring for you during the first stages of your recovery, your surgeon, an anesthesia team will meet with the C V I. C U bedside staff members who will be managing your care after surgery. They will discuss in great detail your individualized plan of care and status to ensure a safe handoff transition occurs. You will be monitored very closely. We'll in the C V I C u. Several pieces of vital equipment that will be used in your care. Include. And I ve pump a monitor displaying vital signs such as heart rate and rhythm oxygenation, as well as heart pressures in function. Chest tubes for drainage, temporary wires in box Ah, Foley catheter that will be placed while you were asleep and last but not least on incentive, Spiro Murder that you will be asked to use to help expand your lungs.