Neurosciences Trauma and importance of checking respiratory rate accurately
Neurosciences Trauma and importance of checking respiratory rate accurately.
No academic writing please. Just need to formulate a question and explanation please I have formulated a question and discussed why it comes to my attention. – It would be great that if some of the findings are also provided. For example,Its different when physically counted and respiratory rate which was shown on the monitor. This is a project based learning assignment. Question : Can nurses monitor patients respiratory rates by checking the multiparameter patient monitor as opposed to checking physically counting. Which is the best practice? I was allocated in Neuroscience/trauma ward. In my ward, patients were being presented to the hospital with different diseases. For example, patient who has had an eye trauma since child with COPD presented to ED with a fall and others came in from ED with Sub Dural Haematoma symptoms which include headache and confusion. For both of the patient in this case patient’s respiratory rate needs to be accurately monitored as using accessory muscles and high respiratory rate is a sign of clinical deterioration. Furthermore sub dural Haematoma can cause brain Hypoxia which may result in memory loss, seizures and coma. Therefore, this problem come to my attention as respiratory rate is the important important vital sign to know whether the patient is deteriorating.
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