AllYsa1707

funny you asked...not realy diagnosed but it seems she was known to general ward where she would be in terrible pain and would ask for all kinds of pain relief....and eventually there was nothing sinister with her seizure activity...she was really faking it.... she really got the ignorance in us...

although the unit that i work doesnt have a sepsis protocol..we would be guided by the recommendation from the surviving sepsis campaign. surviving sepsis campaign guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock -- ngc - n... source control interventions may cause further complications such as bleeding, fistulas, or inadvertent organ injury; in general, the intervention that acc... http://www.guideline.gov/summary/summary.aspx?view_id=1&doc_id=4911 | email | save try checking the site very useful and informative

i worked in a general icu where we would occassionally admit neuro/head injury patient. please enlighten me with this..i have encountered a patient with post head injury kick from a horse ...all ct scans showed NAD but after three days post extubation patient develop a severe headache and manifest "seizure " like activity.after the seizure it took a while for the patient to regain consciousness..then she complained of sensitivity to light..but during all these episodes there was no changes on the heart rate and even no elevation/drop of blood pressure..was relieve when df118 was given.i hate to say if she was faking it...

inr tstands for international ratio...that is part of ur coagulation. the doctor has to have a target on what the target inr for the patient obviously the higher the inr the higher the risk to a coagulation for normal individuals it is around 1 but for patient who needs higher inr then they tend to increse the dose till you maintain ur target...