Critical Care Management

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What is Critical Care?

Critical care refers to the medical care provided to patients having life-threatening illnesses or injuries. It is generally provided in an ICU (intensive care unit).

A team of well-trained healthcare professionals, including critical care physicians, respiratory therapists, nurses, and other specialists, provide such patients with 24-hour care and monitoring. This includes the use of certain machines to constantly monitor the vital signs and provide the patients with specialized treatments.

What is Critical Care Management?

Critical care management involves the organization, logistics, and procedures performed to take care of critically ill patients.

Priority is given to provide effective and efficient delivery of patient care which goes beyond medical treatment to obtain optimal treatment outcomes in the ICU or other similar critical care facilities.

Who Requires Critical Care?

You may require critical care if you have a life-threatening injury or illness, such as:

COVID-19
Severe burns
Heart failure
Heart attack
Kidney failure
Respiratory failure
Sepsis
Recovery from a major surgery
Severe infection
Severe bleeding
Shock
Serious injuries due to a fall, accident, or car crash
Stroke

Treatments Provided in a Critical Care Unit

Various types of treatments and procedures are offered in a critical care unit, including the following:

Airway management
Cardiovascular monitoring
Bone marrow transplant
Chest drainage tube insertion
Central venous catheterization
Colonoscopy
CPR
Craniotomy
Continuous renal replacement therapy
Diagnostic bronchoscopy
Fluoroscopy
Heart transplant
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Hemodialysis catheter insertion
Intra-aortic balloon pump therapy
Hemodynamic monitoring
Lung transplant
Liver transplant
Kidney transplant
Pancreas transplant
Mechanical ventilation
Plasma exchange
Minnesota tube insertion
Peritoneal drain insertion
Pulmonary artery catheter insertion
Postoperative care
Thoracentesis
Tracheostomy
Therapeutic bronchoscopy
Temporary cardiac pacemaker insertion
Transcranial Doppler test
Sengstaken-Blakemore tube insertion
Transthoracic echocardiography
Transesophageal echocardiography
Vasodilator therapy
Upper endoscopy

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What Will Happen in a Critical Care Unit?

The medical professionals in a critical care unit will use different types of equipment, like:

Flexible tubes and catheters either drain fluids out from the body or push essential fluids into the body.
Feeding tubes for nutritional support.
Intravenous or IV tubes to provide fluids and medicines.
Dialysis machines for patients having kidney failure.
Oxygen therapy to provide extra oxygen to breathe in.
Machines check the vital signs of the patient and display the readings on a monitor.
Tracheostomy or breathing tubes are placed in a surgically created hole that travels through the front of the neck and into the windpipe.
Ventilators or breathing machines move the air in and out of the lungs for patients with respiratory failure.

The machines used in the critical care unit help a patient to stay alive, but many of them could also increase the risk of developing infections.

It is important to have an advance directive in place for a patient in a critical care unit, which is a legal document or a type of living will that states the types of treatments the patient would want to or not want to undergo when in a critical state, which means that the patient is either permanently unconscious or on the death bed.

An advance directive helps the doctor and family members make vital decisions, including end-of-life decisions in case the patient is unable to communicate them.

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Certain serious medical conditions require immediate care. Critical care management can be a life-saving tool for patients with such conditions. You can visit Arpit Medi World in case of any medical emergency to get the best treatment in Jaipur.

Our consultant doctor is Dr. Ankit Bansal, who is an intensivist, interventionalist, and pulmonologist and has over ten years of experience in critical care management.

Dr Ankit Bansal

With more than 10 years of experience, Dr. Ankit Bansal specializes in treating a wide range of respiratory diseases, including Allergies, Asthma, COPD, ILD, Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, and Lung cancer.

He has expertise in interventional pulmonology, including bronchoscopy, thoracoscopy, Polysomnography (sleep study), and Critical care. He is currently working as a Consultant pulmonologist Intensivist and Interventionalist at Fortis Escorts Jaipur.

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