Update on the Prevention and Treatment of Intensive Care ...

... Delirium, Immobility, and Sleep Disruption in Adult Patients in the ICU (PADIS guidelines).2 Important updates from prior guidelines. SkiptoMainContent Close JournalsAmericanJournalofCriticalCareCriticalCareNurseAACNAdvancedCriticalCare Search navsearch searchinput Searchinputautosuggest searchfilter AllContentAACNAdvancedCriticalCare Search AdvancedSearch UserTools Register SignIn ToggleMenuMenu AbouttheJournal Issues CEArticles Subscribe Individuals Institutions SubscribeFAQs ForAuthors InstructionsforAuthors Submit CallforPapers Features FromtheEditor AheadofPrint Videos Conferences Collections Coronavirus(COVID-19) Certification Ethics HealthyWorkEnvironment Leadership Pediatrics ProfessionalGrowth Technology SkipNavDestination ArticleNavigation Closemobilesearchnavigation Articlenavigation Volume32,Issue1 Spring2021   NextArticle ArticleNavigation DrugUpdate| March152021 UpdateonthePreventionandTreatmentofIntensiveCareUnitDelirium CEArticle JenniferMarsh,PharmD; JenniferMarsh,PharmD JenniferMarshisaCriticalCarePharmacist,DepartmentofPharmacyServices,TampaGeneralHospital,1TampaGeneralCircle,Tampa,FL33601([email protected]). Searchforotherworksbythisauthoron: ThisSite PubMed GoogleScholar EarnestAlexander,PharmD EarnestAlexander,PharmD DepartmentEditor EarnestAlexanderisAssistantDirector,ClinicalPharmacyServices,DepartmentofPharmacyServices,TampaGeneralHospital,Tampa,Florida. Searchforotherworksbythisauthoron: ThisSite PubMed GoogleScholar AACNAdvCritCare(2021)32(1):5–10. https://doi.org/10.4037/aacnacc2021494 ViewsIcon Views Articlecontents Figures&tables Video Audio SupplementaryData ShareIcon Share Twitter LinkedIn ToolsIcon Tools CiteIcon Cite GetPermissions Citation JenniferMarsh,EarnestAlexander;UpdateonthePreventionandTreatmentofIntensiveCareUnitDelirium.AACNAdvCritCare15March2021;32(1):5–10.doi:https://doi.org/10.4037/aacnacc2021494 Downloadcitationfile: Ris(Zotero) ReferenceManager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbarsearch Search navsearch searchinput Searchinputautosuggest searchfilter AllContentAACNAdvancedCriticalCare Search AdvancedSearch Deliriumisdefinedas“asyndromecharacterizedbytheacuteonsetofcerebraldysfunctionwithachangeorfluctuationinbaselinementalstatus,inattention,andeitherdisorganizedthinkingoranalteredlevelofconsciousness.”1(p282)Deliriumhasbeenassociatedwithincreasedmortality,prolongedhospitalandintensivecareunit(ICU)stays,andthedevelopmentofpost-ICUcognitiveimpairment.1 Bedsidecliniciansmustbeabletoidentifybothhyperactiveandhypoactivedelirium,betweenwhichpatientsmayfluctuate(ie,havemixeddelirium).Hyperactivedeliriumtypicallyinvolvesagitation,hallucinations,anddelusions,whereaspatientswithhypoactivedeliriummaybecalmorlethargicwhileexperiencingconfusionandsedation. In2018theSocietyofCriticalCareMedicinepublishedupdatedClinicalPracticeGuidelinesforthePreventionandManagementofPain,Agitation/Sedation,Delirium,Immobility,andSleepDisruptioninAdultPatientsintheICU(PADISguidelines).2 Importantupdatesfrompriorguidelines... ©2021AmericanAssociationofCritical-CareNurses2021 Youdonotcurrentlyhaveaccesstothiscontent. Signin Don'talreadyhaveanaccount?Register AACNAccount SignIn ResetPassword Register SigninviayourInstitution SigninviayourInstitution Subscribe Subscribeonlineandgainaccesstotheentirearchive. SUBSCRIBE Short-termAccess Purchaseshort-termaccessonapay-per-articleorpay-per-issuebasis. $1572-hoursinglearticleaccess$307-dayfullissueaccess PURCHASEACCESS 148 Views 0 Citations ViewMetrics × CitedBy GoogleScholar CrossRef Emailalerts ArticleActivityAlert AheadofPrintAlert LatestIssueAlert CloseModal AboutAACNAdvancedCriticalCare Issues CEArticles IndividualSubscriptions InstitutionalSubscriptions SignupforAlerts SubmitanArticle OnlineISSN1559-7776 PrintISSN1559-7768 JOURNALS AACNAdvancedCriticalCare(ACC) AmericanJournalofCriticalCare(AJCC) CriticalCareNurse(CCN) AboutAACN AACNMembership PrivacyPolicy Advertising Permissions ContactUs AmericanAssociationofCritical-CareNurses 27071AlisoCreekRoad AlisoViejo,CA92656 Tel:(800)899-1712 Tel:(949)362-2000 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Instagram CookiePolicy Terms&Conditions GetAdobeAcrobatReader ©Copyright2021AmericanAssociationofCritical-CareNurses CloseModal CloseModal ThisFeatureIsAvailableToSubscribersOnly SignInorCreateanAccount CloseModal CloseModal Thissiteusescookies.Bycontinuingtouseourwebsite,youareagreeingtoourprivacypolicy. Accept