Array ( [0] => {{short description|Emergency correction of acute critical physiological disorders}} [1] => {{for-text|the album by ADULT|[[Resuscitation (album)|''Resuscitation'' (album)]]|the journal|[[Resuscitation (journal)|''Resuscitation'' (journal)]]}} [2] => {{More citations needed|date=July 2023}} [3] => '''Resuscitation''' is the process of correcting [[physiological disorder]]s (such as lack of breathing or heartbeat) in an [[Acute (medicine)|acutely]] ill patient. It is an important part of [[intensive care medicine]], anesthesiology, [[trauma surgery]] and [[emergency medicine]]. Well-known examples are [[cardiopulmonary resuscitation]] and [[mouth-to-mouth resuscitation]].{{Cite web |title=Resuscitation - an overview {{!}} ScienceDirect Topics |url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/resuscitation |access-date=2023-07-30 |website=www.sciencedirect.com}} [4] => [5] => ==Variables== [6] => [7] => {| class="wikitable" [8] => |- [9] => ! System [10] => ! colspan="2"|Example causes [11] => ! colspan="2"|Biomarker [12] => ! Treatment [13] => |- [14] => | rowspan="7"|[[Hypoperfusion]] ([[Circulatory shock]]) [15] => | [[Haemorrhagic shock]] [16] => | [[Hypovolemia]] ([[Hypovolemic shock]]) [17] => | [[Intravascular volume status]] ([[Preload (cardiology)|Preload]]) [18] => | rowspan="4"|[[Heart rate]] ([[Tachycardia]]) / [[Systolic blood pressure]] ([[Hypotension]]) / [[Decreased urine output]] [19] => | [[Intravenous fluid]] / [[Intraosseous infusion]] / [[Blood transfusion]] with [[packed red blood cells]] [20] => |- [21] => | colspan="2"|[[Cardiogenic shock]] [22] => | [[Cardiac output]] [23] => | [[Positive inotropic agents]] / [[Chronotrope]]s [24] => |- [25] => | rowspan="2"|[[Distributive shock]] [26] => | [[Sepsis]] ([[Septic shock]]) [27] => | [[Vascular permeability]] [28] => | rowspan="2"|[[Vasopressors]] [29] => |- [30] => | [[Neurogenic shock]] [31] => | [[Total peripheral resistance]] [32] => |- [33] => | rowspan="3"|[[Obstructive shock]] [34] => | [[Cardiac tamponade]] [35] => | colspan="2"| [[Beck's triad (cardiology)|Beck's triad]] [36] => | [[Pericardiocentesis]]/[[Thoracotomy]] with [[pericardial window]] [37] => |- [38] => | [[Tension pneumothorax]] [39] => | colspan="2"| [40] => | [[Thoracentesis]]/[[Chest drain]] [41] => |- [42] => | [[Pulmonary embolism]] [43] => | colspan="2"| [44] => | [[Thrombolysis]]/[[Embolectomy]] [45] => |- [46] => | rowspan="2"|[[Acid–base imbalance]] [47] => | colspan="2" | [[Acidosis]] [48] => | rowspan="2" colspan="2"|[[pH]] [49] => |[[Sodium bicarbonate]] [50] => |- [51] => | colspan="2" | [[Alkalosis]] [52] => |Interventional/Supportive [53] => |- [54] => | rowspan="2"|[[Gas exchange]] ([[Respiratory failure]]) [55] => | colspan="2" | [[Hypercapnia]] [56] => | colspan="2"|[[PaCO2]] [57] => |Interventional/Supportive [58] => |- [59] => | colspan="2" | [[Hypoxia (medical)|Hypoxia]] [60] => | colspan="2"|[[PaO2]] [61] => |[[Oxygen therapy]] [62] => |- [63] => | [[Altered level of consciousness]] [64] => | [[Coma]] [65] => | Narcosis ([[Drug overdose]]) / [[Stroke]] ([[Intracranial hemorrhage]]) [66] => | colspan="2"|[[Glasgow Coma Scale]] [67] => |Interventional/Supportive [68] => |- [69] => | rowspan="2"|[[Blood sugar regulation]] [70] => | colspan="2" | [[Hyperglycemia]] [71] => | colspan="2" rowspan="2"|[[Blood sugar]] [72] => |[[Insulin (medication)|Insulin]] [73] => |- [74] => | colspan="2" | [[Hypoglycemia]] [75] => |[[Glucose]] [76] => |- [77] => | rowspan="2"|[[Electrolyte imbalance]] [78] => | colspan="2" | [[Hyperkalemia]] [79] => | colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Serum [[potassium]] [80] => |[[Calcium chloride]]/[[Calcium diglutamate]], others [81] => |- [82] => | colspan="2" | [[Hypokalemia]] [83] => | colspan="2" |[[Potassium]] [84] => |- [85] => | [[Coagulopathy]] [86] => | colspan="2" | [[Hypocoagulability]] [87] => | colspan="2" |[[Coagulation screen]] [88] => | [[Fresh frozen plasma]]/[[Cryoprecipitate]]/[[Platelet]]s [89] => |} [90] => [91] => ==See also== [92] => {{Wiktionary|resuscitation}} [93] => {{col div}} [94] => *{{annotated link|Advanced life support}} [95] => *{{annotated link|Advanced cardiac life support}} [96] => *{{annotated link|Advanced trauma life support}} [97] => *{{annotated link|Cardiopulmonary resuscitation}} [98] => *{{annotated link|Emergency Preservation and Resuscitation}} [99] => *{{annotated link|Fluid replacement|aka=Fluid resuscitation}} [100] => *{{annotated link|Hs and Ts}} [101] => *{{annotated link|Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation}} [102] => *{{annotated link|Neonatal resuscitation}} [103] => *{{annotated link|Pediatric advanced life support}} [104] => {{colend}} [105] => [106] => {{Intensive care medicine |state=autocollapse}} [107] => {{Trauma |state=autocollapse}} [108] => {{Emergency medicine |state=autocollapse}} [109] => {{Shock}} [110] => [111] => ==References== [112] => {{Reflist}} [113] => [114] => {{Authority control}} [115] => [116] => [[Category:Critical emergency medicine]] [117] => [[Category:Emergency medicine]] [118] => [[Category:Intensive care medicine]] [] => )
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Resuscitation

Resuscitation is the process of correcting physiological disorders (such as lack of breathing or heartbeat) in an acutely ill patient. It is an important part of intensive care medicine, anesthesiology, trauma surgery and emergency medicine.

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