| Autor: |
Janz, David R., Semler, Matthew W., Joffe, Aaron M., Casey, Jonathan D., Lentz, Robert J., deBoisblanc, Bennett P., Khan, Yasin A., Santanilla, Jairo I., Bentov, Itay, Rice, Todd W., Creek, Grady P., Haddock, Jody L., Vonderhaar, Derek J., Lapinel, Nicole C., Samant, Sneha D., Paccione, Rose, Dischert, Kevin, Majid-Moosa, Abdulla, Crespo, Joaquin, Fashho, Michael B., Matthews, Daniel T., Berg, Jeannette Zinggeler, Assad, Tufik R., McKown, Andrew C., Huerta, Luis E., Kocurek, Emily G., Halliday, Stephen J., Kerchberger, Vern E., Merrick, Christopher M., Warren, Melissa A., Brown, Ryan M., Self, Wesley H., Long, Evan, Hembrador, Sheena, Teng, An, Seaburg, Luke, Hunt, Daniel, Bining, Garinder, Colletti, Ashley, Nowlin, Alexander, Madu, Nneka, Kooner, Preetma, Chang, Alan, Doan, Chau X., Sunshine, Jacob, Tran, Anthony, Griffith, Matthew |
| Zdroj: |
Chest; April 2018, Vol. 153 Issue: 4 p816-824, 9p |
| Abstrakt: |
Hypoxemia and hypotension are common complications during endotracheal intubation of critically ill adults. Verbal performance of a written, preintubation checklist may prevent these complications. We compared a written, verbally performed, preintubation checklist with usual care regarding lowest arterial oxygen saturation or lowest systolic BP experienced by critically ill adults undergoing endotracheal intubation. |
| Databáze: |
Supplemental Index |
| Externí odkaz: |
|
