Bronchospasm post extubation

    • [DOC File]MODULE D – PULMONARY FUNCTION MEASUREMENTS

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      If Atropine-like drugs are given, wait 30 – 60 minutes before administering the post-bronchodilator test. FEV1 is the most commonly used test for quantifying bronchodilator response. FEV1% should NOT BE USED to evaluate post bronchodilator results. The pitfall to using FEF25-75% is because the value is heavily dependent on the size of the FVC.


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      Stopping smoking is also associated with anxiety and withdrawal symptoms. Smoking poses a significant risk factor for post-operative pulmonary complications. Smokers are more prone to post-operative atelectasis, which delays the recovery and predisposes the patients to pneumonia. Also there is an increased incidence of intensive care admissions.


    • Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust - Mid Essex Hospital ...

      High FIO2 (fraction of inspired oxygen) requirements (e.g. post operative pneumonia, post extubation) Increased work of breathing (though not suitable for severe respiratory distress) Sputum retention with tenacious secretions (e.g. COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), smoke inhalation injury)


    • [DOC File]Mechanical Ventilation - Philadelphia University

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      post-extubation. ) If the cuff leak test fails, - Give the patient corticosteroids as prescribed to reduce edema for . 25 to 48 hours, - Re-assess for cuff leak. - Prepare the patient for direct visualization of the trachea with a. bronchoscope as prescribed before extubation to determine if the . edema has resolved.


    • [DOC File]Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

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      Respiratory complications associated with tracheal extubation are coughing and sore throat (ranges from 38 – 96%), laryngospasm, bronchospasm which leads to hypoxemia. Laryngospasm is the commonest cause for post extubation upper airway obstruction [4].


    • [DOC File]INCIDENT MONITORING REPORTING FORM

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      Accidental extubation. Dislodgement of catheter. Unplanned ICU admission. Readmission to ICU within 24 hrs after discharged. Unexpected death. Complications during stay in ICU. Labour Room use *Mother transferred to ICU/CCU post delivery. Injury to neonate at delivery *Unplanned post delivery procedure (D&C, EUA, Uterine Exploration)


    • [DOC File]RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, …

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      Patients posted for elective surgery under general anaesthesia were selected randomly to be part of this study and were observed for problems and complications associated with tracheal extubation like cough,stridor,residual paralysis,bronchospasm,laryngospasm, aspiration and airway edema etc during extubation and immediate post operative period ...


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      Laryngospasm: from incomplete paralysis, touching cords, irritation, aspiration, FB, hypoCa, post-extubation, failed intubation attempt give rpt small dose propofol / thio sustained positive airway p to break spasm if needed, half dose sux and re-intubate. Difficult Intubation. Epidemiology: in 1-3% ED tubes; impossible in 0.5%; predictable in 90%


    • [DOC File]Manual

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      Massive bleeding may occur a few days to several weeks post–op. Delayed hemorrhage may be due to erosion of the tracheal wall. The tip of the tube may then perforate a major blood vessel usually the innominate artery. ... Decrease the risk of inadvertent tracheal extubation. ... Bronchospasm. Pulmonary Hemorrhage or bleeding. Tracheal mucosal ...


    • [DOCX File]Indrap

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      For high-risk patients, monitor immediately for signs of post-extubation stridor (which commonly occur within 8 hours post-extubation) or for other signs of airway emergency If patient develops respiratory failure, this is a failed extubation.


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