Week 9 - Critical Care Flashcards

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What are some of the common complications associated with prolonged ITU stay?

A
De-conditioning
Muscle weakness
Dyspnoea
Depression and anxiety
Reduced health related QOL
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2
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What does mobilisation refer to in critical care?

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Any physical activity sufficient to elicit acute physiological effects, which counter venous stasis and DVT.

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3
Q

Name some exclusion criteria for sitting on edge of bed?

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Significant dose of vasoactive agents
Mechanically ventilated with FiO2>0.8 and/or PEEP>12 or acutely worsening respiratory failure
NM paralysing agent
Acute neurological event
Unstable spine or extremity fractures
Active bleeding process
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4
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Name some precautions for SOEOB?

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Small dose of vasoactive agents
Mechanically ventilated with FiO2>0.6 and/or PEEP>10
Poor tolerance of ETT 
Open abdomen or high risk of dehiscence
Haemofiltration via a femoral line
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5
Q

Name some outcome measures used in critical care

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The Chelsea Critical Care Physical Ax Tool

Manchester Mobility Score

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