NeuroResidents
ICH Intubated
Impression: Acute Intracerebral Hemorrhage: - Manifestations: *** - Location: *** - Presumed Etiology: *** - PTA antithrombotics: *** Plan: Neurological: - Neurological checks q1h - Seizure, fall, aspiration precautions - Head of bed at 30 degrees at all times - SBP goal 100-140 - CTH: - No free water, mix everything in NS as this can worsen cerebral edema - PT/OT/ST consults initiated - Meds: Sedation with propofol at *** mcg/kg/h Pain control with fentanyl at *** mcg/h ___________________ Respiratory: - On MV, mode *** - Baseline CXR - Suctioning q1-2 hours - Meds: - Duonebs q4h _______________________________________________ Cardiology: - Continuous cardiac telemetry - SBP goal 100-140 - Meds: -Nicardine drip (target SBP < 160) -Labetalol 10mg IV q4h prn ________________________________________________ Renal: - Renal function normal - Monitor daily electrolytes - Foley with temperature probe for strict I&O monitoring in critical care setting - Avoid hypotonic fluids as this can worsen cerebral edema - Meds: - IVFs as above _______________________________________________ Gastrointestinal: - NPO - Place Dobhoff tube for medication/nutrition; Abdominal X-ray to confirm placement ordered - Start tube feeding with *** @ 10cc/hr and titrate to goal 50cc/hr as tolerated - Hold TF for residuals > 300 - Last BM: unknown - Meds: - Docusate 100 mg PO TID - Pantoprazole 40mg tab daily ________________________________________________ Endocrinology: - FSBS q6hr while NPO/TF - Check HgbA1c, TSH - Meds: - Insulin SS - Hypoglycemia protocol ________________________________________________ Hematology: - Monitor CBC daily - SCDs for prophylaxis; no heparins given acute ICH - Meds: - None ________________________________________________ Infectious Disease: - Current access: PIVs (placed) - Keep normothermic, aggressive fever control as this worsens neurological outcomes - Meds: -APAP 500mg q6h prn fever > 38.3 _______________________________________________ Prophylaxis: DVT: SCDs, no anticoagulation in the setting of recent ICH GI: pantoprazole, docusate ________________________________________________ Consults: Neurosurgery Physical therapy Occupational therapy Nutrition Case Management Social Work ________________________________________________ Discharge Planning: Patient requires ICU level of care for monitoring of progression of cerebral edema. Patient was discussed with the neurocritical care attending who agrees with current plan of management.
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