An Anesthesia Field ICU
Keywords:
Field hospital, Field intensive care unit, Coronavirus-19, AnesthesiaAbstract
Promptly, a field intensive care unit has been set up amidst a natural disaster or the world’s catastrophe as the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-19 pandemic. to support the spread of severe disease. outbreak People with severe lung infections leading to respiratory failure (ARDS) requiring NMBA, along with sedatives to increase blood oxygen levels. There were no more complications related to muscle weakness. By means of good management regarding a designated area is classified into rooms for medical supplies, preparation and personal protective equipment, airborne infection isolation, admission and discharge patients. the appropriateness of human resources and healthcare budget as well as the innovative.
During the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak, may be postponed severe cases of patients undergoing surgery are not urgent. Must require workers to be fully vaccinated according to the criteria. and if there is a history of exposure to the disease. Be tested and undergo rigorous quarantine. Anesthetized personnel when free from burden. One of the caregivers of patients. which is the main function of supporting the respiratory system. Including airway assessment intubation and setting up a ventilator as well as the heart and circulatory system. It is necessary to know the management system. Take care of it according to the principles of preventing the spread of infection. Under the supervision of a medical professional for the benefit of the public.
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