Development of a Safety protocol for Management Thirst in the Immediate Postoperative Period

Nascimento, Leonel Alves do; Fonseca, Lígia Fahl; Rosseto, Edilaine Giovanini; Santos, Cláudia Benedita dos

doi:10.1590/s0080-6234201400005000009

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“…One of the studies developed by GPS resulted in the validation of a Safety Protocol for Thirst Management (SPTM), whose reliability was tested with the objective of providing subsidies to the team to assess safety in the administration of thirst relief methods. The following criteria were grouped (Level of Consciousness, Airway Protection and Absence of Nausea and Vomiting) in a graph algorithm which, alongside with the Operating Procedures and Operating Manual, systematically and intentionally evaluate the safety of administration methods for thirst relief (25) .…”

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Perioperative thirst: an analysis from the perspective of the Symptom Management Theory

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A theoretical study aimed to analyze the existing knowledge in the literature on the perioperative thirst symptom from the perspective of Symptom Management Theory, and supplemented with the experience of the study group and thirst research. Thirst is described as a very intense symptom occurring in the perioperative period, and for this reason it cannot be ignored. The Symptom Management Theory is adequate for understanding the thirst symptom and is a deductive theory, focused on the domains of the Person, Environment and Health / Illness Status, as well as on the dimensions of Experience, Management Strategies and Symptom Outcomes. Using the theory leads us to consider perioperative thirst in its multifactorial aspects, analyzing the interrelation of its domains and dimensions in order to draw attention to this symptom that has been insufficiently valued, recorded and treated in clinical practice.

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Perioperative thirst: an analysis from the perspective of the Symptom Management Theory

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Fonseca

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“…Effective strategies in the management of thirst 25,27 and protocols that evaluate the safety 28 of these strategies are already available in the clinical practice, allowing relief of the discomfort, particularly in the ARR.…”

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Evaluation of the intensity and discomfort of perioperative thirst

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Objective: To evaluate the intensity and discomfort of perioperative thirst and related factors during anesthesia recovery. Method: This is a quantitative, cross-sectional, descriptive study. Results: Of the 203 participants, 182 (89.6%) reported they were thirsty.The mean intensity of thirst was 6.9 measured using a verbal numerical scale of 0 to 10 and discomfort was 7.3 on a scale of 0 to 14. All attributes evaluated by the scale were cited including dry mouth and desire to drink water (87.3%), dry lips (79.1%), thick tongue feeling (43.4%), thick saliva (56.5%), dry throat (75.2%) and bad taste in the mouth (63.1%). There was a positive correlation between the intensity of thirst and discomfort assessed by the scale (Spearman coefficient: 0.474; p-value: <0.05). No correlation was found between age, length of fasting and use of opioids with the intensity of thirst and discomfort. Conclusion and implication in the clinical practice: Discomfort arising from the attributes of thirst is evidenced as the intensity of thirst increases.Keywords: Thirst; Nursing; Perioperative Care; Postoperative Period. resumoObjetivo: Avaliar a intensidade e o desconforto da sede perioperatória e fatores associados durante a recuperação anestésica.Método: Estudo quantitativo, transversal, descritivo. Resultados: Dos 203 participantes, 182 (89,6%) sentiram sede. A intensidade média da sede foi 6,9, avaliada em escala numérica analógica e a de seus desconfortos, 7,3, em escala de 0 a 14. Todos os atributos avaliados pela escala foram citados: boca seca e vontade de beber água (87,3%), lábios ressecados (79,1%), língua grossa (43,4%), saliva grossa (56,5%), garganta seca (75,2%), gosto ruim na boca (63,1%). Houve correlação positiva entre intensidade da sede e pontuação dos desconfortos avaliados pela escala (Spearman=0,474/p=<0,05). Não houve correlação entre idade, tempo de jejum e utilização de opioides com intensidade de sede e seus desconfortos. Conclusão e implicação para a prática: Desconfortos advindos dos atributos da sede são evidenciados à medida que a intensidade da sede aumenta. Palavras-chave:Sede; Enfermagem; Assistência Perioperatória; Período Pós-Operatório. resumenObjetivo: Evaluar intensidad e incomodidad de la sed perioperatoria y los factores asociados durante la recuperación anestésica.Método: Estudio cuantitativo, transversal, descriptivo. Resultados: De los 203 participantes, 182 (89,6%) sintieron sed. La intensidad media de la sed fue 6,9, evaluada en escala numérica analógica; sus incomodidades, 7,3, en escala de 0 a 14. Todos los atributos evaluados fueron citados: boca seca y ganas de beber agua (87,3%), labios resecados (79,1%), lengua gruesa (43,4%), saliva gruesa (56,5%), garganta seca (75,2%), gusto malo en la boca (63,1%). Se observó correlación positiva entre intensidad de la sed y puntuación de las molestias evaluadas por la escala (Spearman=0,474/p=<0,05). No hubo correlación entre edad, tiempo de ayuno y utilización de opioides con intensidad de sed y sus incomodidades. Conclusión e implic...

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“…The systematic evaluation of criteria that influence safety in the administration of thirst relief methods is the third fundamental pillar of the TMM . Although the prevalence and intensity of thirst in the IPP are already known, some health care personnel fear the development of adverse respiratory events arising from the early introduction of fluids and therefore may not implement effective methods to relieve thirst.…”

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“…The focus of this pillar is to prevent pulmonary aspiration, hypoxemia, and airway obstruction. Reduction in the level of consciousness, residual action of neuromuscular blockers, and hypothermia are significant factors for the occurrence of these events.…”

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“…Perioperative patients may experience thirst before and after surgery. Since 2010, nurse researchers have examined the effects of thirst on the patient's surgical experience, the intensity of his or her symptoms based on a specific scale for rating perioperative thirst, aspects related to evaluating the safety of thirst relief methods, and postoperative thirst relief strategies …”

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Advances in the Management of Perioperative Patients' Thirst

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reviewing the purpose/goal and objectives, and completing the online Examination and Learner Evaluation at http:// www.aornj ournal.org/conte nt/cme. A score of 70% correct on the examination is required for credit. Participants receive feedback on incorrect answers. Each applicant who successfully completes this program can immediately print a certificate of completion. Event: #20505 Session: #0001 Fee: Free for AORN members. For non-member pricing, please visit http://www.aornj ournal.org/conte nt/cme. The contact hours for this article expire February 28, 2023. Nonmember pricing is subject to change. PURPOSE/GOALTo provide the learner with knowledge of best practices related to the management of perioperative thirst. OBJECTIVES 1. Discuss the incidence and etiology of perioperative thirst. 2. Identify key factors related to mitigating perioperative thirst. 3. Describe safety factors affecting the management of perioperative thirst.

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Development of a Safety protocol for Management Thirst in the Immediate Postoperative Period

Cited by 19 publications

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Perioperative thirst: an analysis from the perspective of the Symptom Management Theory

Perioperative thirst: an analysis from the perspective of the Symptom Management Theory

Evaluation of the intensity and discomfort of perioperative thirst

Advances in the Management of Perioperative Patients' Thirst

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