Caracterização venosa central em crianças internadas em Unidades de Terapia Intensiva pediátrica
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2005-09-16
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Paiva, Bianca Sakamoto Ribeiro [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A cateterização venosa central é procedimento indispensável para monitorização e tratamento de crianças internadas em unidades de tratamento intensivo. Apesar de disseminada, a utilização de cateteres venosos centrais (CVCs) não é destituída de complicações no momento da inserção e durante sua manutenção. Os objetivos do estudo foram: identificar e quantificar as complicações da cateterização venosa central em crianças internadas em Unidade de Terapia Intensiva Pediátrica (UTIP); identificar os fatores de risco para complicações de inserção e de manutenção e avaliar a necessidade do emprego de medidas de prevenção de complicações e, se necessário, propor modificação das normas e rotinas dos cuidados de enfermagem vigentes. Analisou-se prospectivamente todas as crianças e adolescentes (1 mês a 18 anos de idade) internados na UTIP no período de um ano e que foram submetidos a punção venosa central, no ambiente da unidade. No período, 120 CVCs foram inseridos em 83 crianças. Os residentes (R3) inseriram 84,2% dos CVCs e não houve correlação entre complicações de inserção e manutenção e o profissional que realizou o procedimento.A taxa de sucesso de punção foi alta. A veia mais puncionada foi a jugular interna (79,2%), observando-se que sete tentativas de punção foram mal sucedidas (5,8%). As complicações de inserção mais freqüentes foram mal posicionamento do cateter (14,1%) e punção arterial (10,9%). Mais de três tentativas de punção foi significante para o aparecimento de intercorrências de inserção dos CVCs (p=0,004). Quanto as complicações de manutenção, houve correlação significante para troca do cateter realizada com fio guia (p=0,008), utilização de ventilação mecânica (p=0,025) e tempo de permanência do cateter por mais de sete dias (p=0,001). Sinais flogísticos ocorreram em 68,2% dos locais de inserção...
Central Venous Catheters (CVCs) are considered indispensable in the current medical practice. The aim of this study was to identify and to analyze the complications of the venous catheterization in children admitted in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) - UNESP, and to identify the risk factors for insertion and maintenance of CVCs. Also we aim to evaluate the necessity from prevention measures of complications and if it is necessary to change nursing care routine. During one year we analyzed prospectively 120 CVCs inserted in 83 children aged between 1 month and 18 years. Residents (R3) inserted 84.2% CVCs and no differences were observed between insertion and maintenance complications and the professional responsible for the procedure. Success punction rate was level. Internal jugular vein was the most punctioned vein (79,2%), and only 7 attempts failure (5,8%). Insertion complications more frequent were catheter bad positioned (14,1%) and arterial punction (10,9%). More than three attempts were statistical significant to insertion complication (p=0.004) and CVCs changed with guidewire were significant (p=0.008) to maintenance complications, as well as mechanical ventilation and indwelling time more than 7 days. Local infection was diagnosed in 68,2% and there were two cases of bloodstream-catheter-related infection. Constant observation of the nursing techniques, have showed that 82.3% of the nursing personal did not wash their hands before dressing, verifying association between no washing hands and appearing local infection catheter (p=0,005). Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus was the most common microorganism isolated from the catheters. Results aim the necessity to achieve training and continuing education about nursing care in the maintenance of central venous catheters. Results make clear the necessity to achieve training and continuing education about nursing care in the maintenance of central venous catheters.
Central Venous Catheters (CVCs) are considered indispensable in the current medical practice. The aim of this study was to identify and to analyze the complications of the venous catheterization in children admitted in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) - UNESP, and to identify the risk factors for insertion and maintenance of CVCs. Also we aim to evaluate the necessity from prevention measures of complications and if it is necessary to change nursing care routine. During one year we analyzed prospectively 120 CVCs inserted in 83 children aged between 1 month and 18 years. Residents (R3) inserted 84.2% CVCs and no differences were observed between insertion and maintenance complications and the professional responsible for the procedure. Success punction rate was level. Internal jugular vein was the most punctioned vein (79,2%), and only 7 attempts failure (5,8%). Insertion complications more frequent were catheter bad positioned (14,1%) and arterial punction (10,9%). More than three attempts were statistical significant to insertion complication (p=0.004) and CVCs changed with guidewire were significant (p=0.008) to maintenance complications, as well as mechanical ventilation and indwelling time more than 7 days. Local infection was diagnosed in 68,2% and there were two cases of bloodstream-catheter-related infection. Constant observation of the nursing techniques, have showed that 82.3% of the nursing personal did not wash their hands before dressing, verifying association between no washing hands and appearing local infection catheter (p=0,005). Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus was the most common microorganism isolated from the catheters. Results aim the necessity to achieve training and continuing education about nursing care in the maintenance of central venous catheters. Results make clear the necessity to achieve training and continuing education about nursing care in the maintenance of central venous catheters.
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Pediatria - Unidade de tratamento intensivo, Cateterização venosa central, Fatores de risco, Terapia intensiva, Central venous catheterization, Intensive care
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PAIVA, Bianca Sakamoto Ribeiro. Caracterização venosa central em crianças internadas em Unidades de Terapia Intensiva pediátrica. 2005. 61 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu, 2005.