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Management of pain reduction in mechanically ventilated care subjects

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  • Yaneth Marleny Mallqui Cáceres

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Introduction: Pain is an unpleasant emotional experience linked to actual or potential injuries, concerns in intensive care units (ICU), affecting life and recovery of patients. It is essential to address this pain, classifying it with WHO criteria and guidelines. The approach is to explore types of pain and strategies for its management, seeking to improve quality of life during ICU hospitalization. Methods: A PubMed search was performed with "Pain Management" AND "nursing" AND "Artificial Respiration", filtering for studies between 2018 and 2023. After review, 11 irrelevant articles were discarded, selecting 8 that met criteria. Results: The outcome focuses on an independent approach to pain management in nursing, involving non-pharmacological measures and quality standards. This brings with it the responsibility to look for better alternatives to optimize nursing care in adequate pain management. Conclusion: The data from these studies expose relevant information highlighting the importance of adequate independent pain management and sedation by nurses in critically ill ICU patients. The opportunity to implement more effective and patient-centered approaches to improve the well-being and recovery of critically ill patients is emphasized.

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  • Yaneth Marleny Mallqui Cáceres, 2023. "Management of pain reduction in mechanically ventilated care subjects," Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, AG Editor (Argentina), vol. 3, pages 1-59.
    • Handle: RePEc:dbk:rehabi:v:3:y:2023:i::p:59:id:59
    DOI: 10.56294/ri202359
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