What are the risks associated with bathing bedridden patients? I- Patients with atelectasis should always be mobilized on the opposite side of the...
What are the risks associated with bathing bedridden patients?
I- Patients with atelectasis should always be mobilized on the opposite side of the affected lung.
II- Patients using vasoactive drugs tend to have generalized vasoconstriction, leading to peripheral and tissue hypoxia and hemodynamic instability.
III- Patients with high PEEP should not be bathed because this condition requires restrictions on its manipulation.
IV- Patients with therapeutic artifacts (catheters, vascular catheters, drains) should have their fixation checked during the bath.
I- Patients with atelectasis should always be mobilized on the opposite side of the affected lung.
II- Patients using vasoactive drugs tend to have generalized vasoconstriction, leading to peripheral and tissue hypoxia and hemodynamic instability.
III- Patients with high PEEP should not be bathed because this condition requires restrictions on its manipulation.
IV- Patients with therapeutic artifacts (catheters, vascular catheters, drains) should have their fixation checked during the bath.
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Os riscos associados ao banho de pacientes acamados são: I- Pacientes com atelectasia devem sempre ser mobilizados no lado oposto do pulmão afetado. II- Pacientes que usam drogas vasoativas tendem a ter vasoconstrição generalizada, levando a hipóxia periférica e tecidual e instabilidade hemodinâmica. III- Pacientes com alto PEEP não devem ser banhados, pois essa condição requer restrições em sua manipulação. IV- Pacientes com artefatos terapêuticos (cateteres, cateteres vasculares, drenos) devem ter sua fixação verificada durante o banho.
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