Review the EHR to evaluate the patient's readiness for surgery. Are there any abnormal values that would prevent the patient from safely undergoing surgery? Choose the most appropriate option. With the information presented here, it is unclear if the patient is ready to safely undergo surgery. No, there are no abnormal values that would prevent the patient from safely undergoing surgery. Yes, there are abnormal values that would prevent the patient from safely undergoing surgery.

When evaluating a patient's readiness for surgery through their Electronic Health Record (EHR), look for critical lab values such as blood counts, liver and kidney function tests, and any active infections. Abnormalities in these areas can signal potential risks during or after the procedure. For example, elevated liver enzymes may indicate underlying liver disease, which could complicate anesthesia or healing. In real-world application, a thorough preoperative assessment using the EHR ensures patient safety. Surgical teams often implement protocols based on lab results, which might involve additional tests or consultations with specialists, tailoring the surgical approach to mitigate identified risks. Always keep lines of communication open among all parties involved to enhance patient outcomes.