Assessing mortality risk in ICU patients: An integrative review
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science (Vol.9, No. 10)Publication Date: 2022-10-29
Authors : Ronny Batista de Sousa Felipe Augusto Santos Nunes Nathan Arnaldo Roble Alves Isadora Luísa Borges Bringel Fernanda Aparecida Lucena da Silva Bianca Xavier Torres Ferreira Antonia Bruna do Nascimento Sousa Thiago Brilhante Pereira Labre;
Page : 042-049
Keywords : Intensive Care Units; Sepsis; Prognosis; Mortality.;
Abstract
ICUs (Intensive Care Units) are characterized by a high level of specialization in health care, both in technical-scientific training and in the psychological preparation of care providers. A high proportion of deaths that occur in the ICU sector are due to two main pathologies: Sepsis and Acute Lung Injury (ALI), both represent about 38.4% of mortality in hospitalized patients. The research aggregated 175 studies selected for a thorough investigation, of which 8 met the inclusion criteria. The strengths in relation to the research would be the help of the tools that were presented in screening decisions and risk stratification in clinical studies, as an example, we have the admission UVA score and the qSOFA score that had good predictive capacity for mortality in adult patients admitted to hospital with acute infection.
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