2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302009000100021
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Manejo da asma aguda em adultos na sala de emergência: evidências atuais

Abstract: Asthma is a disease with high prevalence in our country and worldwide. Although new therapeutic approaches have been developed recently, there seems to be a global increase in morbidity and mortality from asthma. In many institutions, asthma exacerbation is still a common medical emergency. Clinical evidence demonstrates that management of acute asthma in the emergency room entails crucial decisions that could determine the clinical outcome. In this review, the authors focus on assessment and treatment of pati… Show more

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“…[8] Clinical evidence demonstrates that management of acute asthma in the emergency room entails crucial decisions that could determine the clinical outcome. [9] Progression in the severity of an acute asthma attack can occur very rapidly. Therefore, close monitoring of patient progress is critical to identify patients most likely to have a severe course of illness.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…[8] Clinical evidence demonstrates that management of acute asthma in the emergency room entails crucial decisions that could determine the clinical outcome. [9] Progression in the severity of an acute asthma attack can occur very rapidly. Therefore, close monitoring of patient progress is critical to identify patients most likely to have a severe course of illness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[6] There is strong evidence to support the role of action plans detailing how to prevent and manage future exacerbations. [6] In similar studies, it was concluded that the assessment and treatment was often suboptimal,[12] management diverged from guideline recommendations and there was underuse of corticosteroids and inappropriate admission rates according to severity[9] as appears to be the problem locally.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Caso a evolução não seja satisfatória, é encaminhado ao departamento de emergência ou ao prontosocorro. Quanto mais rápido e eficiente ocorrer a intervenção na crise, melhor o desfecho dessa situação clínica, a ponto de se tornar indispensável a abordagem sistematizada e diferenciada pelos serviços de emergência (14) .…”
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