Oxygen Desaturation In Post-Anesthesia Care Unit.

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Dr. Aruna Godwin, Dr. Suraj Jose, Dr. Kurian P. Vaidyan, Dr. Mujeeb Rahman, Dr. Esam Mohamed, Dr. Paridhi Mehta, Dr. Shaji Sainudeen, Dr. Marilyn Mathew

Abstract

Background – Rationale for Clinical Audit Project:



  • Hypoxemia is a major problem in the immediate post-operative and during the transport period from Operation theatre to Post-anesthesia care unit (PACU).

  • Effective and early management can reduce morbidity and

  • We have witnessed few cases of desaturation in our PACU and hence the interest in this (25 files were reviewed and 4 patients developed desaturation in the PACU – managed by oxygen therapy and monitoring in high dependency unit.)

  • To identify the contributing factors, provide early treatment to patients with risk factors, provide recommendations for oxygen therapy, monitoring and to implement a protocol for management of hypoxemia.

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Dr. Aruna Godwin, Dr. Suraj Jose, Dr. Kurian P. Vaidyan, Dr. Mujeeb Rahman, Dr. Esam Mohamed, Dr. Paridhi Mehta, Dr. Shaji Sainudeen, Dr. Marilyn Mathew. (2024). Oxygen Desaturation In Post-Anesthesia Care Unit . International Journal of Medical Science in Clinical Research and Review, 7(06), Page: 1258–1263. Retrieved from https://ijmscrr.in/index.php/ijmscrr/article/view/939