Uge 1: Restitution efter Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Implant
Fase 1: Phase 1: Weeks 1-2 (dækker uge 1–2).
Restriktioner
- Driveline exit-site infection or driveline trauma
- Signs of pump thrombosis (dark urine, low flow alarms, heart failure symptoms)
- Active bleeding or out-of-range anticoagulation (INR)
- Sternal instability such as clicking or movement of the breastbone
Eksempler på daglige aktiviteter
- Incentive Spirometer (Hourly) — Critical pulmonary hygiene to prevent atelectasis and pneumonia.
- Ankle Pumps & Quad Sets — Prevent DVT and maintain leg strength while activity is limited.
- Supervised Hallway Walking — Early mobilization is the cornerstone of ERAS cardiac recovery.
- Daily Pain & Symptom Check-In — Track pain, energy, mood, and any new symptoms to detect complications early.
- Wound / Incision Inspection — Check incision sites for infection (redness, drainage, dehiscence).
- Hydration & Nutrition Log — ERAS emphasizes early oral intake and adequate hydration.
Kontakt dit behandlerteam denne uge hvis:
- Any low-flow, low-flux, or controller alarm you cannot resolve
- Signs of stroke: facial droop, arm weakness, slurred speech, sudden vision or balance loss
- Dark, cola-colored, or bloody urine (possible pump thrombosis or hemolysis)
- Driveline pulled, damaged, or disconnected, or the pump stopping
- Severe bleeding, vomiting blood, or black tarry stools
- Clicking, popping, or movement of the breastbone, or sudden severe chest pain
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Tidslinje
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Øvelser
Øvelser for restitution efter Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Implant.
Hvad du skal undgå
Hvad du skal undgå for restitution efter Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Implant.