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Hi, My name is
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Lucas, and I'm going to talk about the physical therapy of mobilisation of a patient
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with a prolonged intensive care unit state.
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We define early mobilisation as an intervention aimed
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at provida mater sensory and positive stimulus,
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which generates the patient a decrease in the negative impact of VCU admission.
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All these will be applied with the
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intent to maintain or restore musculoskeletal strength
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and function with the intensification and early application
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of this treatment,
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physical exercise performed on critically ill
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patients and this range from movements
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passive or active and even the use of other techniques such as a cycle
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mirror.
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To start the critical patient in an early mobilisation programme,
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we will begin Early Places movement, which consist of
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mobilising each articulation passively
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applications in therapy
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Intensive care units are highly specialised services that
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provide care to critically ill patients all through
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it entails extra organic damage and injury developed
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due to long periods of sedation and complete immobilisation
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bed rest is often part of the treatment for ICU patients,
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and for each day of bedtime in the TCU, the patient spends an additional average of
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15
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is you bad days.
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Physiotherapy is in charge of the mobilisation process of the patient
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to avoid affections of the famous the conditioning syndrome in patients,
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pros and cons.
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The pros are a reduction of the hospital and EC. You stay
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Khloe mortality rates during hospitalisation.
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Better results in terms of quality of life.
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Unfortunately, mobility of patients after the search.
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The cons are that it will depend on the patient condition,
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the state of consciousness and difficulty they have in
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their mobility under equipment to which they are connected.
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The issue applied in Ecuador,
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Ecuador The benefits of early mobilisation of patients
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in the intensive care unit have been increased
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since the pandemic.
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The work of the physiotherapist was more respected and value
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helping patients in critical states to regain the clinical state.
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I conclude that the mobilisation of patients who are in critical condition is
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a task that many workers in intensive care units perform on a daily basis
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and that is essential for the provision of numerous complications
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during the procedure.
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The
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dynamic state of the patient should be closely monitoring
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as well as those devices to which he is connected
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or has inserted, such as a character and drains.
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For this reason,
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the collaboration in different professions with the training is essential