Guia de Gestão Pré-Operatória do Doente Cirúrgico

	Cuidados básicos — Instruções para o dia da cirurgia
	●	Tome um banho de chuveiro e não aplique cremes, loções ou perfumes.
	●	Não use maquilhagem nem verniz no dia da cirurgia.
	●	Não deve trazer para o Bloco Operatório anéis, pulseiras, colares ou brincos. Deixe os seus valores em casa ou com o acompanhante.
	●	Não se esqueça de trazer consigo os exames que estão na sua posse e os medicamentos que toma regularmente.
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	Jejum Pré-Operatório
	●	Os líquidos claros, nos quais se incluem água, chá, sumos de fruta sem polpa e café sem leite, na quantidade máxima de 200 mL (1 copo), podem ser consumidos até 2h antes da cirurgia.
	●	Uma refeição ligeira (por exemplo, torrada e um líquido claro) necessita de jejum de pelo menos 6 horas.
	●	Para refeições mais complexas que incluam alimentos fritos, gordurosos ou carne são necessárias pelo menos 8 horas de jejum.
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