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Il paziente agitato, la notte, e la contenzione chiesta a gran voce · Healthcare · Beginner
It is 2 a.m. An 81-year-old patient with post-operative delirium has already ripped out his IV twice, tried to climb over the bed rails and struck a nurse who tried to stop him. Two nurses are on duty for twenty-two patients. The struck nurse demands mechanical restraint, now: either we tie him down or tonight he kills himself or someone gets hurt. You are the most experienced nurse on the shift and you know that restraint is the last resort by regulation and by ethics, that it worsens delirium, that it requires a medical prescription and the on-call doctor is handling an emergency in another ward, and that with two people for twenty-two patients continuous surveillance is arithmetically impossible. How do you manage the night?
Sono le due di notte. Un paziente di 81 anni con delirium post-operatorio si è già strappato la flebo due volte, ha tentato di scavalcare le sponde e ha colpito un'infermiera che cercava di fermarlo. In turno ci sono due infermieri per ventidue pazienti. L'infermiera colpita chiede la contenzione meccanica, subito: o lo leghiamo o stanotte si ammazza lui o si fa male qualcuno. Tu sei l'infermiere più esperto del turno e sai che la contenzione è l'ultima risorsa per norma e per etica, che aggrava il delirium, che serve una prescrizione medica e il medico di guardia sta gestendo un'urgenza in un altro reparto, e che con due persone per ventidue pazienti la sorveglianza continua è aritmeticamente impossibile. Come gestisci la notte?
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