Critical Care Medicine Dr Huang Peizhi Zhongshan Hospital of Fudan Universit
Critical Care Medicine Dr. Huang Peizhi Zhongshan Hospital of Fudan Universit
What is critical care medicine? Multidisciplinary healthcare specialty cares for patients with acute, life threatening illness or injury which including continuum of life support from the scene through discharge a Coordinated care systems, analysis of treatment options, protocols, guidelines for the care of individual patients Monitoring and therapy Intensive care medicine in Europe
What is critical care medicine？ ◼ Multidisciplinary healthcare specialty cares for patients with acute, lifethreatening illness or injury which including continuum of life support from the scene through discharge ◼ Coordinated care systems, analysis of treatment options, protocols, guidelines for the care of individual patients ◼ Monitoring and therapy ◼ Intensive care medicine in Europe
What is critical ilness A condition where ife cannot be sustained without invasive therapeutic interventions Characterized by acute loss of physiologic reserve Cardiac arrest, shock, sepsis, severe trauma coma Dysfunction of one or more organ systems hemodynamic insufficiency, respiratory failure abnormalities of fluid and electrolytes
What is critical illness ? ◼ A condition where life cannot be sustained without invasive therapeutic interventions ◼ Characterized by acute loss of physiologic reserve ◼ Cardiac arrest, shock, sepsis, severe trauma, coma ◼ Dysfunction of one or more organ systems : hemodynamic insufficiency, respiratory failure , abnormalities of fluid and electrolytes
Characters of CCM(1) life support from site of accident to injury during transportation and management in emergency department (ED) and to surgical intervation in operating room or in intensive care unit (ICU) Require emergency medicine and Intensive care medicine
Characters of CCM (1) ◼ life support from site of accident to injury during transportation and management in emergency department (ED) and to surgical intervation in operating room or in intensive care unit (ICU) ◼ Require emergency medicine and Intensive care medicine
Characters of CCM(2) Team action by physicians with various specialty backgrounds Added expertise in resuscitation No focus of interest to a single body system, but wide variety of ilness Intensivist- ability to provide effective critical care is in all cases
Characters of CCM (2) ◼ Team action by physicians with various specialty backgrounds ◼ Added expertise in resuscitation ◼ No focus of interest to a single body system, but wide variety of illness ◼ Intensivist - ability to provide effective critical care is in all cases
Emergency and critical care medicine(ECCM) system Pre-hospital care(self-help, help from bystanders ambulance personnel via transport) life support in Emergency department operation room and Icu EM physician is based in the ED, intensivist remained in cU
Emergency and critical care medicine (ECCM) system ◼ Pre-hospital care (self-help, help from bystanders, ambulance personnel via transport) ◼ life support in Emergency department , operation room and ICU ◼ EM physician is based in the ED, intensivist remained in ICU
History of CCM bedside through the long night e In 1940s: physician sitting at the 1st ICU opened in Europe in 1950's In 1970: set up society of CCM in USA a Since 1991: teaching of CCM in China In 2001: set up committee of CCM in Shanghai
History of CCM ◼ In 1940’s: physician sitting at the bedside through the long night ◼ 1st ICU opened in Europe in 1950’s ◼ In 1970： set up society of CCM in USA ◼ Since 1991: teaching of CCM in China ◼ In 2001: set up committee of CCM in Shanghai
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
What is CU Multidisciplinary multi-professional medical/nursing field A very high nurse to patient ratio ( 3-4: 1) The availability of invasive monitoring The use of mechanical and pharmacological life sustaining therapies (mechanical ventilation, vasopressors, continuous dialysis, defibrillation pacemaker)
What is ICU ? ◼ Multidisciplinary multi-professional medical/nursing field ◼ A very high nurse to patient ratio (3-4:1) ◼ The availability of invasive monitoring ◼ The use of mechanical and pharmacological life sustaining therapies (mechanical ventilation, vasopressors, continuous dialysis, defibrillation, pacemaker)
Service in ICU Elementary service a Bedside monitor system Treatment equipment Experiment instrument
Service in ICU ◼ Elementary service ◼ Bedside monitor system ◼ Treatment equipment ◼ Experiment instrument