ACTUAÇÃO ANESTÉSICA NO INTRAOPERATÓRIO

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DEVE COMPREENDER:

1. O que é uma adequada monitorização?


a) Analgesia, amnesia e relaxação cirúrgica;

 

b) Controlo completo da via aérea;

 

c) Aporte ventilatório;

 

d) Manutenção e estabilidade circulatória e da homeostase e homeorrese;

 

e) Monitorização invasiva e monitorização não invasiva;

 

f) Observação geral: Cor, mobilidade do tórax, palpação (pulso, perfusão periférica)

 

g) Monitorização dos 5 sinais vitais (T.A; FC; Ciclos respiratórios; Temperatura e DOR), feita através da utilização do NIC, do Nanda e do NOC

 

h) Proceder a todos os registos de enfermagem por parte do enfermeiro de anestesia.




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