Nursing interventions to prevent complications in pronated patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome
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https://doi.org/10.35381/s.v.v7i1.3569Keywords:
Adult respiratory distress syndrome, respiratory disorders, thoracic diseases, (Source: DeCS)Abstract
Objective: to analyze nursing interventions to prevent complications in prone patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome. Method: Descriptive documentary. Results and Conclusion: The staff should adequately prepare the patient to avoid preventable complications. After pronation, the patient should receive a complete head-to-toe check-up and be monitored. The most serious complications are related to hemodynamic instability, which is caused by severe hypotension, desaturation and bradycardia, linked to fluid movements, and alterations in intrathoracic pressure, all of which should be properly considered and evaluated before performing the maneuver. In addition, it is of utmost importance to prevent the risks of exit of the different devices of the patient, whether hemodynamic, ventilatory support, among others.
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