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Physiology of tissue perfusionOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Introduction:Hemodynamic monitoring is fascinating technology that has been utilized in the care of critically ill patient for more than 30 years old. The word hemodynamic can be divided in to two parts hemo meaning”blood”,and dynamic meaning”ever changing”. Therefore, hemodynamic monitoring is the bedside measurements of the ever changing pressure of the blood flow.An important goal of hemodynamic monitoring is the early detection of in adequate tissue perfusion and oxygenation to institute prompt therapy and guide resuscitation and Avoiding organ damage in ICU patients.
Aim of study:The aim of this essay is to illustrate the importance of monitoring of tissue perfusion and oxygenation of vital organs using invasive and non invasive methods especially the non invasive methods in early detection of perfusion disorders to institute prompt therapy , guide resuscitation and avoiding organ damage to improve patients outcomes , lower mortality rates and better quality of life in acute illness patients.
Summary:In critical care, the optimization of patient’s hemodynamic is the key to improve patient morbidity and mortality. The goal of hemodynamic monitoring is to provide data that aids in the optimization of end organ tissue oxygenation and perfusion and effectively combats global tissue hypoxia, shock, and multi organ failure.Monitoring of tissue perfusion including invasive and non invasive monitoring.
Because the shock syndrome shares many characteristics across different etiologies, the general management of shock is similar in all cases and they have general management and target therapeutic goals we should consider in condition that all the basic goals we will follow should achieve rapid restoration of effective perfusion to vital organs and tissue prior to the onset of cellular injury.