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Denver Health
Gray Surgery
Attendings: Dr. Clay Burlew Dr. Alex Morton Dr. Fred Pieracci Dr. Campion Dr. Moore
Team: PGY5, PGY3, Intern shared between RGB services, Family Medicine Interns at times
Clinics: Monday - Gray clinic all day (Mandatory) Tuesday - Dr. Morton clinic with afternoon lumps and bumps removal (Optional) Thursday - PM Pieracci Thoracic Clinic (1 resident must cover)
Red Surgery
TACS
EGS
SICU
UCH
Copper
Copper Surgery Information and Bariatric Pathways
Team Chief: Peter [914-523-6713]
R3s: Julia Coleman [614-406-8829], Ryan Gupta [504-931-8419]
Intern: Nick Schmoke [231-690-1360]
Important Contacts
- Copper 0440
- Gen Surg Clinic 303-724-2728
- Bariatric Clinic 720-848-2070
- Fluoro Read 85969/85263
- Fluoro Sched 81085
- Bariatric Clinic 82070
- Pharmacy: Main 8139, Atrium 84083, ED 88400, PAS 83150
- Bariatric Dietician (Lisa) p6166
- Radiology 85343/93438/83434
- SW/CM/PRL 83779/34527/83784
- OR Bridge 84351
- PACU 86203
- OR Charge 83597
- OR Room: 307***
- Montero p0065
- Schoen p0872
- Rothchild p2517
- Chauhan 901-319-8649, p1996
Pathways
General Rules
Diet: NPO → GBCLD → GBFLD
● Diet: ‘GI Surgical’ in Epic → choose GBCLD/GBFLD
Meds
● No NSAIDS
● Some home meds can be restarted- do not typically restart anti-HTN, statins, antiglycemics, etc
● NPO: order IV meds
● GBCLD/GBFLD
○ Chauhan: pills okay
■ Occasionally meds need to be liquid if patient is having po intolerance, etc (case by case)
○ Rothchild/Schoen: liquid meds or crushed only
■ Sometimes pill is okay if it is small (smaller than peanut) and only formulary (effexor or other psychotropics, for example)
● Precautions:
○ Patient tachy (>110), pain, fever, restless, anxious (call attending)