How to eat right before surgery? Increase safety and satisfaction.

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In this video, I will describe what to eat before surgery to stay full. Fasting Before Surgery and anesthesia is very critical. In this video, you will find why fasting before surgery and anesthesia is important. Also, described is what to eat before surgery to stay full?

Why is fasting prior to surgery and anesthesia important? Why can't you eat or drink before surgery and anesthesia? Find out how to eat right before surgery and nil per mouth guidelines. This is important to increase safety and satisfaction. Are you having elective surgery or a medical procedure requiring surgery and anesthesia? Find out the fasting guidelines. Watch for tips on what and when to eat or drink.

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In this video I show:
Why fasting before elective surgery and anesthesia is important
What are the risks of inappropriate fasting before surgery and anesthesia
Fasting guidelines (or NPO guidelines - nil per os or nothing per mouth) for solids and liquids before surgery and anesthesia
Tips on what to eat and drink prior to surgery and anesthesia

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- www2.pedsanesthesia.org/newsl...

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