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Uterine Artery Embolization Procedure

Patient consultation and explanation of the procedure

Order Pre-procedure Ultrasound

Obtain Informed Consent from the Patient

Schedule Procedure Date

Secure Intravenous (IV) line and insert catheter

Approval: Radiologist to confirm catheter positioning using fluoroscopy

Inject contrast dye through catheter

Monitor Patient’s Vital Signs

Initiate Embolization Process

Monitor Patient for any Intra-procedure complications

Completion of Embolization and catheter removal

Post-procedure Vital Sign Monitoring

Post-procedure Ultrasound scan to confirm embolization

Inform Patient about Any Post-procedure Complications or Care Requirements

Approval: Radiologist to review and report procedure outcome

Schedule Post-procedure Follow-up

Patient consultation and explanation of the procedure

In this task, the healthcare provider will meet with the patient to explain the Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE) procedure. The goal is to provide the patient with a clear understanding of the procedure, including its purpose, potential benefits, and any risks or complications that may arise. The healthcare provider will also address any questions or concerns the patient may have and ensure they have given their informed consent to proceed with the procedure.

Patient Name

Questions or concerns

Obtained informed consent

1

Yes
2

No

Order Pre-procedure Ultrasound

In this task, the healthcare provider will order a pre-procedure ultrasound to evaluate the patient's uterus and identify any abnormalities or concerns that may affect the procedure. The ultrasound will help guide the healthcare provider during the embolization process and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.

Order Number

Ultrasound Date

Schedule Procedure Date

In this task, the healthcare provider will schedule the date for the Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE) procedure. The scheduling process will involve coordinating with the patient, ensuring availability of the necessary medical personnel and resources, and considering any other relevant factors. The goal is to find a suitable date that accommodates the patient's needs and ensures a smooth and efficient procedure.

Procedure Date

Medical Personnel

Secure Intravenous (IV) line and insert catheter

In this task, the healthcare provider will secure an intravenous (IV) line and insert a catheter into the patient's artery. The IV line will allow for the administration of fluids and medications during the procedure, while the catheter will provide access to the uterine artery for embolization. The healthcare provider will follow established protocols to ensure a sterile and safe procedure.

IV Line Secured