Preven&ng Intensive Care admissions A Ganapathy... · treatment guidelines are to reduce the MAP...

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Preven&ng Intensive Care admissions Anusoumya Ganapathy, MBBS, ABIM Staff Intensivist, GGH

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Preven&ngIntensiveCareadmissions

AnusoumyaGanapathy,MBBS,ABIMStaffIntensivist,GGH

Objec&ves

•  ReviewICUadmissioncriteriaforeachorgansystem

•  U&lizeanearlywarningscoringsystem•  Discussendstagediseases/ICUadmissionappropriatenessandearlyinvolvementofrapidresponseteams

•  Increasinglycomplexhospitalpa&ents•  Limitedresources(ICUbeds)•  Higherdemandsfromthepa&ents•  Longevityofcurrentpopula&on

Priori&za&onmodel

•  Level1:Cri&callyillunstablepa&entswhocannotbemanagedoutsideofICU

•  Level2:pa&entswithchroniccomorbidi&esandsuddenacuteillnessordeteriora&on

•  Level3:Unstablepa&entswithreducedlikelihoodofrecoveryevenfromICU

•  Level4:Inappropriatepa&entstoICU

Cardiovascularsystem

•  Acutecoronarysyndrome:– Unstableangina– Requiringintravenousinfusionofnitroglycerinforsymptomcontrol

– Conges&veheartfailureconcomitantly– Arrhythmias– Progressiontocardiogenicshock

Complexarrhythmias

•  Unabletocontrolwithoralmedica&ons•  Unstablewithwidefluctua&onsinbloodpressure

•  Underlyingstructuralcardiacdiseasethatmakesmanagementdifficult

•  Blocks-completeheartblockandmobitztype2blocks-thatpoten&allycandegradetoasystole

Conges&veheartfailure

•  Withimpendingrespiratoryfailurerequiringnoninvasiveposi&vepressureven&la&onorimpendingmechanicalven&la&on

•  WithcomplexarrythmiasthatwouldnotbecontrolledunlessunderlyingCHFistreated

•  Withacutesymptoma&chypotension

Conges&veheartfailure

•  BewareofCHFalikes:lowalbumin,PE,CKDwithvolumeoverload

•  Management&ps:CHFwithhypoalbuminemia– Mayusealbuminandlasix

Cardiogenicshock

•  Decreasedcardiacoutputwithevidenceof&ssuehypoxiainthepresenceofadequateintravascularvolume

•  Clinicallycoldclammyperiphery•  Hypotension•  Lac&cacidosisdueto&ssuehypoperfusion

Hypotension

•  Typesofshock:Vasodilatory,obstruc&ve,cardiogenic,anaphylac&c,bloodloss

•  Acuteonsetratherthanchronichypotension•  CheckBPinbotharms:many4mesthereisa“subclavianstenosiscausingafalsealarm”

•  ConsideraCBC,electrolytes,lactate,VBG,bloodcultures

Chronichypotension

•  Endstagediseasessuchas–  cirrhosis–  conges&veheartfailurewithseveresystolicdysfunc&on,Cri&calAS

–  autonomicdysfunc&on–  chronicadrenalinsufficiency–  Centralautonomicdysfunc&on(ShyDagersyndrome)

•  Consider:Midodrine,stockings,fluodrocor&sone

ShockIndex

•  HRdividedbySBP•  Iden&fypa&entsatriskofearlysepsis•  Normalindexbetween0.5-0.7•  Anythingover1.0willbeofconcern•  Tips:helpsonlywithearlyrecogni&on,notwithvolumeresuscita&on

Acuterespiratoryfailure

– HypoxemiaFiO2over50%generallyshouldnotbemanagedontheward

– Hypercapnia-againifitisacuteandtheprimarydisordernotimproved(likeCOPD)andarepeatVenousbloodgasdoesnotshowimprovement,shouldnotbeontheward

– Anothercaveat..obesityhypoven&la&onsyndrome-thisgroupofpa&entscanprogresstorespiratoryarrestwithanykindofsuperimposedrespiratoryissuelikepneumonia,copd…

Hypercapnicrespiratoryfailure

•  COPD,Asthma,Obesityhypoven&la&onsyndrome,PEs,

•  VBGsvsABG(VBGuselessifhypoxiaaconcern)

•  AlsobewareofCOPDpa&entswhoalsohaveconcomitantrenalfailureastheycannotcompensate

Pulmonaryembolism

•  MassivePEwithhemodynamicinstability(centralPE)(bewareaSBPof110inahypertensivepa&entcouldbeconsideredasshock!!

•  SubmassivePEwithsignificanthypoxiaand/orRVdilata&on

•  Bewareofresidualclotburden•  Echoanddopplerssupplementinforma&on

Hypertensivecrises

•  Hypertensiveurgency:– Bloodpressureisseverelyelevated[180orhigherforyoursystoleand/or110orhigherforyourdiastole],butthereisnoassociatedorgandamage

– Usuallyrequiresaddi&onaloraldosing/seldomhospitaliza&onalthoughfailureofthiswouldneedurgenttreatmentinamonitoredsehng

Hypertensiveemergency

•  Hypertensiveemergenciesgenerallyoccuratbloodpressurelevelsexceeding180systoleOR120diastole

•  Couldalsooccuratevenlowerlevelsinpa&entswhosebloodpressurehadnotbeenpreviouslyhigh

•  Withevidenceofendorgandamage

Hypertensiveemergency•  Theconsequencesofuncontrolledbloodpressureinthisrangecanbe

severeandinclude•  Stroke•  Lossofconsciousness/Encephalopathy•  MI•  Lossofvision•  Renalfailure•  Aor&cdissec&on•  Angina•  Pulmonaryedema•  Eclampsia

Hypertensiveemergenciesmanagement

•  Inhypertensiveencephalopathy,thetreatmentguidelinesaretoreducetheMAP25%over8hours

•  Labetalol,Nicardipine,esmololarethepreferredmedica&ons;nitroprussideandhydralazineshouldbeavoided.

ICHandBPmanagement

•  Inacuteintracranialhemorrhage,MAPlessthan130orSBParound180ifnoevidenceofraisedICP

•  IfraisedICPsuspected,thenMAParound110toavoidhematomagrowth(andSBPlessthan160)

•  Inmoststudies,targetSBPwas140!!Forpreven&nghematomagrowth

HypertensionandCHF

•  Prefervasodilators•  Nitrates•  ACEI•  Diure&cs(alsohavevasodilatoryeffect)

Pericardialeffusion

•  Verylargewithimpendingtamponade•  Orrapidaccumula&onofpericardialfluidevenif50-100ml

•  Usuallypresentswithhypotension,tachycardia,elevatedJVP,clearlungs,largecardiacshadowonaCXR

Massivehemoptysis

•  Watchoutforvolume(nottheonlycriteria)•  Roughly100mlin24hours/ooenexaggeratedbypa&ents..mixedwithsaliva..

•  Alsoconsidertherateofbleedingwhichismoreimportant

•  Lookforabnormalitywithgasexchange/consideranABG

•  Cancauseairwayobstruc&on/lookforstridor

Massivehemoptysis

•  Hemodynamicinstability•  Inabilitytocleartheclots•  AlteredLOC

Miscellaneousrespiratorycondi&ons

•  Condi&onsrequiringmorenursingcareandrespiratorysupport

•  Pa&entswithprogressiverespiratorydecline•  Beware:Pa&entswithGBS,ALS,myotonicdystrophyandtheirabilitytocoughandclearsecre&ons!!

•  ConsideraskingRTtoseeandgetpeakflows,MIPS,MEPS

Neurologicdisorders

•  Acutestroke:– Withalteredmentalstatus/veryominoussign– Bewareofposteriorfossastrokes(especiallyhemorrhagicstrokes)-canquicklydeteriorateandmightneedsurgicalmanagement

– Someofthesepa&entsmightneedQ1-2hourmonitoringwhichisnotavailableonthewards

– Similarly,theymighthavewidehemodynamicvaria&ons

AcutestrokeandHTN

•  Alwaysrememberaboutintracranialperfusionpressure

•  HTNverycommonaroundacutestroketoperfusetheischemicpenumbra

•  Withhemorrhagicstroke–targetBParound160/90orless

•  Withischemicstroke/BPdropshouldnotbeover15%over24hourstoavoidcerebraledema

ICH

•  ICHrequiringhemodynamicmonitoringduetouncontrolledhypertension

•  An&hypertensivesthatcanbeusedonlyinahighlymonitoredsehnglikelabetololandnitroprusside

•  ICHthatifworsenshasascopeforneurosurgicalmanagement

•  Acutesubarachnoidhemorrhage(e&ology/CTA)

Neuromusculardisorders

•  Myopathies,ALS,GBS,myastheniagravis,MSandmanymore!!

•  Whattomonitor:– Cough,MIPandMEP,VBGs,peakflow

•  Howtoprevent:– Knowyourfloor,PTandRT,aggressivechestPTandcoughassist,breathstackingexercises

Statusepilep&cus

•  Twoormoreseizureswithoutrecoveryofconsciousnessinbetweentheepisodesormorethan30minutesofcon&nuousseizureac&vity

MiscellaneousCNScondi&ons

•  Suspectedmeningi&sorencephali&swithalteredLOC

•  MildtomoderateTBIwithotherconfoundingfactors

•  Braindeadorpoten&allybraindeadpa&entswithascopefororgandona4on

Gastrointes&naldisorders

•  MassiveGIbleedingpresen&ngwith– Hypotension– Tachycardia– CADwithsymptomsorothercomorbidi&es– UpperGIbleederswithcirrhosisandconcernforvaricealhemorrhage(considerAbxearly)

•  Severepancrea&&s•  Hepa&cfailure•  Esophagealperfora&on

Endocrine

•  Hyponatremiawithsodiumespeciallylessthan115(consideracuityandsymptoms)– Bewarecorrec&oninalcoholics,cirrhosis,liverdysfunc&on(highestriskforCPM)

•  HypernatremiawithseizuresorAMS•  Severehypocalcemia(postopaoerparathyroidectomy..)presen&ngwithtetany–  IonizedCalessthan1.0ortotalcorrectedlessthan1.9

Endocrine

•  Severehypercalcemia(needlargevolumesoffluidforresuscita&on)

•  Hypoorhypermagnesemiawith– Hemodynamicinstability– Arrythmias

•  Hypo(lessthan2.2)orhyperkalemias(over6.5)– Muscleweakness– Arrythmias

Endocrine

•  Diabe&cketoacidosis(VBG,serumketones,BG,history)– Moderatetosevere(pHbelow7.25)– Ongoingemesisandorinfec&ousprocessthatwouldpreventrapidimprovementinDKA

– Caveats:Bridgeinsulin(Longac&ngplusSAonehourwithIVinsulinbeforeturningoffIV),tryasmuchtokeeppa&entNPOun&lAGnormalized

•  Hyperosmolarcoma(VBG-noacidosis,AMSandhyperglycemia)

Endocrine

•  Hypophosphatemiawithmuscleweakness– Watchforrespiratorymuscleweakness

•  Refeedingsyndrome:– Happenswithin4daysorstar&ngtofeedaoerprolongednutri&onaldeple&on

– Hypophosphatemia,hypoMg,hypoCa,lowthiamine

– Deathfromarrythmias– Respiratoryarrest

Oncologicalemergencies

•  Tumorlysissyndrome:– Seenwithacuteleukemiasorhighgradelymphomas

– Hyperuricemia,hyperkalemia,hyperphophatemia,hypercalcemia,acuterenalfailure

•  SVCsyndrome:– AcuteSOB,upperbodyedema,cyanosis,nausea,confusion,lightheadedness,stridor

– Radiologicalfindings

Oncologicalemergencies

•  DIC:– Differen&atefromTTP– Orderfullcoagula&onworkup(D-dimers,Fibrinogen,INRandPTT)

•  Spinalcordcompression•  CNSlymphoma•  Bleedingfromfactordeficiencies(cannotbecontrolledimmediately)

Oncologicalemergencies

•  Hyperviscositysyndrome:– Leucostasis– Waldenstrom’smacroglobulinemia

Drugoverdose

•  WithalteredLOC•  Poten&alforworseningLOC(sustainedreleaseprepara&ons)

•  Possibilityforarrythmias•  Seizures•  Hemodynamicinstability•  Requiringrenalreplacementtocleartoxins

DVT

•  Phlegmasiaalbadolens(PAD)•  Phlegmasiaceruleadolens(PCD)•  InvolvingextensiveDVTespeciallysuprainguinalDVT

•  Limbthreateningischemia•  MassivePEsleadingtodeathnotedinupto30%ofPCDpts

•  Signs•  Management

Earlywarningsystem

•  Usesacombina&onofvitalsignsandlevelofconsciousness

•  Studieshaveindicatedthatinthemajorityofpa&entswithcodebluesorcardiacarrestinhospital,therearewarningsigns6-8hourspriortotheevent

•  Fewsystemsbeingusedinclude:MEWS,AEGIS

EndstagediseasesandICUadmission

•  Veryooenwefacepa&entswithendstagediseaseslikemalignancy,CHF,COPDandCKDreques&ng“everythingtosustainlife”

•  Earlydiscussionaboutgoalsofcare•  CouldinvolveICUaswearehappytohavethisdiscussionwiththefamilies

•  Ooenlackofunderstandingontheirpart•  LookoutofSDMhierarchyandPOA

Case1

•  36yroldmalewithahistoryofalcoholabuse•  Recentlyadmivedtothehospitalwithacutepancrea&&sanddischargedhome,querycoffeegroundemesis

•  Foundonthefloorconfusedbyneighborandbroughttothehospital

•  PMHx:alcoholabuse,pancrea&&s•  Admissionvitals:HR112,BP154/95,GCS13althoughconfused,afebrile,Sats97%onRA

Case1

•  Bloodwork:HB98(previously107),WBC9.8,Platelets135,Na132,K3.6,Cl89,bicarb26,Cr95(previously65),AST500,ALT225,GGT400,ALP189,INR1.5,Albumin35,Amylasenormal,Ammonia89

•  AdmivedtothewardwithCIWAprotocolwithrapidadmitordersovernight.

Case1

•  Couldmanagementbedifferent?•  Anymoreinves&ga&onstoorder•  Whatmorecouldbemonitoredhere?•  WouldyouconsultICUearlyon?

Case2

•  31yearoldfemale•  Admivedwithprogressivehypoxiatothehospital,startedAbx

•  KnowntohavebreastCAwithmetastasistospinealone,offchemotherapyforafewmonths–nohxoflungmets.

•  OnVenturimask-FiO2between30-50%•  CTchest–noPE,showsextensivemul&lobarinvolvementwithseptalthickening

Case2

•  Admivedbyintakehospitalist•  Respirologyconsulted-bronch-noe&ologyfound

•  Pa&entappearsverycomfortableandcalm.•  TreatedwithbroadspectrumAbx,lasixanda&van

Case2

•  Shewishestobea“fullcode”•  Onday3,sheappears&redandexhaustedatmorningrounds.Sats93%on50%Fio2.

•  RNpagesMRParound4PMasptislethargicbutincreasedworkofbreathing

•  VBGobtainedwhichrevealsapHof7.07,PCO2of90.

Case2

•  Pa&enttransferredtoICU•  Onarrival,pH6.8,rapidlydeclines,cardiacarrestwithinanhouranddies.

•  Ques&ons:1)  Couldwehavechangedmanagementherein

anyway?2)  Differen&aldiagnosis3)  Endoflifecare

Case3

•  85yearoldpa&ent•  DNRbutyestomedicalmanagement•  Livesindependently(RH),nocogni&veimpairment

•  KnowntohaveCHF,HTN,OA•  Comeswithrapidatrialfibrilla&on•  VitalsintheER:– BP108/65,HR110/min,RR18,sats93%on3LpmNP,afebrile

Case3

•  IntheER,onedoseofcardizemIV15mgisadministered.

•  SubsequentlyBPdropsto88/52,HR88,Sats94%on3lpmNP,doesnotfeeldizzybutfeelsweak

•  500mlofIVNSisadministered•  Thensatsdropto90%on3lpmNP-improvesto94%on4lpmNP

•  CXRonadmissionshowsmildpulmedema,nopneumonia

•  Bloodworkofsignificance:Cr82,trops0.07,CK150

Case3

•  Admivedtotheward•  Con&nueswithsimilarvitals•  HRagainupto99/mt•  Onassessmentonthefloor,sheisslightlydyspneic,abletotalk,BPis99/75

Case3

•  Ques&ons:– Anyotherbloodworkthatyouwouldlike?– Managementop&ons– WouldyoucallICU?

References

•  Societyofcri&calcaremedicine.GuidelinesforICUadmission,dischargeandtriage,1999

•  Earlywarningscoringsystem-Systema&cReview,January2014,Evidencebasedsynthesisprogram,DepartmentofVeteransaffair

•  Managementofbloodpressureinacuteandrecurrentstroke,Stroke,2009;40:2251-2256

References

•  Massivehemoptysis,Europeanrespiratoryjournal,Volume32,Number4,1131-2.

•  Hematologicalemergencies,AnnalsofOncology18(Supplement1):i45–i48,2007