Volume : 10, Issue : 11, November – 2023
Title:
PROPER SEDATION AND PAIN MANAGEMENT IN VENTILATED PATIENT – REVIEW
Authors :
Majed Ali Alzahrani, Rayan saad alhazmi, Abdalhadi mohammad dafer alqarni ,
Rayan Mamdooh Hariri, Majed Ahmed Saeed Alzahrani, Khaled Mansi Alkhozai, Abdulkhaliq Salem Alzahrani, Sami Saud Alsheikh, Nizar Ahmed Alhazmi , Hussein Muhammad Al-Barakati
Abstract :
The administration of sedation and analgesia is a crucial aspect of the comprehensive care provided to numerous patients using mechanical ventilation in the critical care unit (ICU). In order to select an appropriate medicine usage strategy, it is imperative to possess a comprehensive understanding of the existing body of research that serves as the foundation for evidence-based recommendations. In addition, it is crucial to take into account the ongoing scholarly exploration that takes place throughout the period between the establishment of consensus guidelines, while we anticipate the forthcoming release of updated clinical practice guidelines. The administration of sedation and analgesia plays a crucial role in the care of patients necessitating mechanical breathing. In order to maximize both short-term and long-term outcomes in mechanically ventilated patients, it is imperative to use an evidence-based methodology when providing sedatives and analgesics.
Cite This Article:
Please cite this article in Majed Ali Alzahrani et al, Proper Sedation And Pain Management In Ventilated Patient – Review, Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2023; 10 (11).
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