This nursing assignment analyzes the case of Kathleen Johnson, a 45-year-old patient who underwent sleeve gastrectomy surgery. The paper delves into the etiology and pathophysiology of obesity, Kathleen's presenting condition, and the impact on her health, including type 2 diabetes. The assignment focuses on Kathleen's observations in the post-anesthetic recovery room (PARU), highlighting abnormal vital signs such as respiratory rate, pulse rate, blood pressure, body temperature, pain score, and urine output. It outlines the key nursing management priorities, including controlling vital signs, managing pain, and ensuring patient safety, while also addressing the importance of patient education regarding smoking and alcohol consumption. Furthermore, the assignment emphasizes the roles of other interdisciplinary healthcare team members, such as dieticians, physiotherapists, and rehabilitation counselors, in Kathleen's recovery and overall care before discharge. The analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by obese patients post-surgery and highlights the importance of nursing assessment and interprofessional collaboration.