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If intubated: correct position on CXR (below clavicles, but above the carina)? Any air leaks?
If tracheostomy: correct position on CXR? Type? Cuffed or non-cuffed? Innertube or single lumen? Size? When inserted? Why inserted (e.g. weaning, supraglottic airway obstruction)? Any air leaks?
Breathing
Ventilation
Self-ventilating or ventilator settings?
FiO2 (and requirement trend)
Tidal volumes/airway pressures (whichever is not set)
NG/NJ/PEG/PEJ tubes (feeding/free drainage or spiggoted ± 2/4/6 hourly drainage)
Nutrition
Oral – note any oral restriction e.g. NBM, sips, clear fluids limited to ml/h, clear free fluids, free fluids, light/soft diet, normal diet
Enteral/parenteral nutrition (ml/h and kcal/kg/day) – note administration method e.g. NG, NJ, PEG
Absorbing feed? (normally nurses will aspirate every 4 hours – concern about absorption if >100ml; not absorbing if >250ml)
Stools (when bowels last opened, type, laxatives)
Abdominal exam (inc. bowel sounds)
Drains
Relevant results e.g. LFTs
Stress ulcer prophylaxis (pantoprazole 40mg IV OD)
Fluids and renal
Fluid balance
24 hour target
Fluid balance so far today and last 1-2 days
Urine output (ml/kg/h) – catheterised?
NB: if giving maintenance fluids, remember to also take into account the volume of any infusions going in
Electrolyte results
Renal function
Acid-base balance
Renal replacement therapy (if so: type, e.g. CVVH, CVVHDF; anticoagulant – heparin (systemic) or citrate (filter); current net fluid removal in ml/h, i.e. fluid removed after accounting for input; 24 hour fluid balance target; effluent rate ml/h)
Glucose
Glucose level
Insulin requirements/VRII
Haematology
Hb, platelets
Clotting
VTE prophylaxis (heparin 5000 units BD S/C + IPCs/TEDs)
Infection
Temperature
WCC, CRP, PCT (and trend)
Microbiology results
Antibiotics (day)
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Lines
Vascular access (+ day post-insertion (usually replaced every 7-10 days)? Clean? Any erythema/discharge?)
Central line/Vascath/Hickmann/PICC (position confirmed with CXR?)