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  • Even the clear part of acrylic nails is tinted so it would mask the true color of your nail beds and possibly interfere with the pulse oximetry. I just planned my nail appointments around my surgery

  • southernbelle256
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    They are supposed to be able to see your nails to monitor for changes in color. O2 sat machines are sometimes slow or inaccurate and color of nail bed is a good indicator.

  • I had to take mine off for my VSG but I did not for my gallbladder surgery. It's probably anesthesiologist preference. I specifically asked both times so I didn't have any surprises.

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As a nurse, I would say take them off. They se them to determine capillary refill, put on 02 sensors, and are considered an infection risk. I had gel polish on in my pre-op appointment, and was told to have it removed.

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