OPIOID INDUCED RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION (OIRD)
Across
- 2. Documentation of respiratory rate and quality, sedation level and oxygen saturation is completed at least____ hourly for first 24 hours.
- 4. Patients who are taking opioid medications prior to hospitalisation re considered to be this.
- 10. comparison of pateitn scurrent repiratory rate with this can lead to early detection of deterioration
- 12. Vigilance in monitoring for adverse events is important during first 24 hours post this.
- 13. these can increase risk of ineffective respirations.
- 14. Rate should be measured before arousing a sleeping patient.
- 16. this sign of respiratory obstruction should be promptly re-evaluated and patient repositioned.
- 19. standard anaesthetic physical assessment classification.
- 20. consequences of unintended advancing sedation can have these type consequences for hospitalised patients.
- 21. Opiates bind as agonists at these sites.
- 22. These agents increase risk of OIRD when given in combination of opiates.
- 24. Observe rise and fall of chest along with rate, regularity and _________when assessing respiratory function.
Down
- 1. Nurses my suffer from this due to numerous bedside alarm system.
- 3. spo2 monitoring spot checks can be this.
- 5. This is decreased when carbon dioxide levels are increased.
- 6. Measurement is recommended for all patients on PCA or IV morphine.
- 7. Increasing levels of this are evident before decreasing respiratory rate.
- 8. Nurses need to be aware of these times when administering opiates.
- 9. These kind of thinking skills are required for analysing trends.
- 11. This factor along with individual and pharmacological are known to be associated with near miss opioid related events.
- 15. Advancing sedation measured on a sedation scale indicates need for the nurse to ___________ opiate administration.
- 17. screening for this is recommended in those patients with high body mass index.
- 18. analgesics administration should be balanced with this practice.
- 23. Automatic respiratory function is inhibited by decreased response of chemoreceptors to increased carbon dioxide levels.