Mr. T. had the CABG. It was difficult to get Mr. T. weaned from the cardiopulmonary...
Mr. T. had the CABG. It was difficult to get Mr. T. weaned from the cardiopulmonary bypass machine. A decision was made to insert an intraaortic balloon pump (IABP). Why was the IABP inserted? What are some related nursing interventions?
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The difficulty faced when weaning a patient from cardiopulmonary machine should be because of decreased cardiac output due to perfusion, therefore to ensure circulation IABP should be inserted.Doing so will prevent cardiogenic shock
Some of the nursing interventions to be carried out are
- Monitor base line vital signs every hourly or more frequently as needed
- Observe for signs of pulmonary edema, changes in neurological status
- Encourage passive limb exercise ,deep breathing exercise
- Maintain strict intake output chart
- Follow strict sepsis in procedures
- Provide psychological support
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