Murphy E K
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
AORN J. 1992 Jul;56(1):120-4. doi: 10.1016/s0001-2092(07)66653-8.
The presence of parents in the operating room does have possible legal ramifications. Taking an upset child from a parent's arms, however, is not a positive situation either. Perioperative nurses should not automatically weigh legal implications more heavily than the patient benefit that may be derived from the presence of parents. Whether parents should or should not be allowed to accompany their children into the operating room should be a carefully considered institutional policy.
父母在手术室的存在确实可能产生法律后果。然而，从父母怀中带走情绪不安的孩子也不是一种好的情况。围手术期护士不应自动将法律影响看得比因父母在场可能带来的患者受益更重。是否允许父母陪伴孩子进入手术室应该是一项经过仔细考虑的机构政策。
