Yoğun bakımda sedasyon ve analjezi ihtiyacı

Abstract

Yoğun bakım hastalarında invaziv girişimler, entübasyon, trakeal aspirasyon, pansuman ve pozisyon değişimi gibi işlemler sırasında sedatif ve analjezik gereksinimi olabilir. Çok geniş yelpazede olan bu ilaçlar, yoğun bakım kalış sürelerinde uzama, immünsüpresyon gibi olumsuzluklara neden olabilir, bu yüzden ilaç ve doz seçimi konusunda hassas davranılmalıdır. Sedation and analgesia requirement in intensive care unit Intensive care patients may require sedation and analgesia during procedures like intubation, tracheal aspiration, dressing, position change and invasive approaches. These drugs have a wide range and they may cause prolongation of stay in intensive care unit and immunosupresion; so we must be careful in choosing the drug and dose.

Keywords

• Analjezi; sedasyon; sedatif ilaç; yoğun bakım (Analgesia; sedation; sedative drug; intensive care)

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