2021
DOI: 10.34117/bjdv7n3-314
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Práticas De Cuidados Multiprofissionais Em Pacientes Dialíticos No Ambiente Intra-Hospitalar / Multiprofessional Care Practices in Dialytic Patients in the Intrahospital Environment

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“…They found that 21.3% of the 8,131 patients developed ARF and mortality in this group of patients was higher than in those without ARF (25.7% against 4.9%). Other authors have reported drug-related problems (DRPs) in hospitalized patients undergoing RRT 16,[22][23] . Moreira et al 23 identified in their study that approximately 40% of hospitalized patients using antimicrobial therapy and undergoing RRT had a greater chance of medication interactions, most of which were identified as serious or potentially serious, mainly adverse events related to the cardiovascular system and changes in plasma glucose.…”
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“…They found that 21.3% of the 8,131 patients developed ARF and mortality in this group of patients was higher than in those without ARF (25.7% against 4.9%). Other authors have reported drug-related problems (DRPs) in hospitalized patients undergoing RRT 16,[22][23] . Moreira et al 23 identified in their study that approximately 40% of hospitalized patients using antimicrobial therapy and undergoing RRT had a greater chance of medication interactions, most of which were identified as serious or potentially serious, mainly adverse events related to the cardiovascular system and changes in plasma glucose.…”
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“…Hospitalized patients use antimicrobials, antifungals, antivirals, and other medications to manage the disease, in addition to treating their underlying illnesses and other disorders that can affect critically ill patients. It is therefore of great importance to know which drugs are used, whether they are dialyzable or not and whether they need to be adjusted based on renal function 16 , as well as knowing about nephrotoxicity, monitoring the patient's renal function from the start of treatment, and making dose adjustments 14 . When undergoing RRT, dosage adjustment must be carried out, post-HD scheduling or dose replacement, if…”
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confidence: 99%