Patient Safety during Sedation and Analgesia Monitoring

Patient Safety during Sedation  and Analgesia Monitoring Karen L. Green, MHA, BSN, RN, CRN Philadelphia, PA [email protected] 4/16/2015 ARIN Webina...
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Patient Safety during Sedation  and Analgesia Monitoring

Karen L. Green, MHA, BSN, RN, CRN Philadelphia, PA [email protected] 4/16/2015

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Objectives 

Discuss the trends of image-guided procedures/interventions.



State the regulatory agency’s positions surrounding Moderate Sedation.



Define the monitoring practices currently utilized.



List the benefits of initiating Capnography monitoring during Moderate Sedation. 4/16/2015

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How Did We Get Here?         

Angiography Angioplasty – Stent GI Bleed – Arterial Embolization Biliary Drainage –Stents Nephrostomy Drainage - Stents Percutaneous Stone Extravasation Neurological Oncology Only time will tell … … 4/16/2015

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Today’s World 

New image-guided technologies



Innovative therapies



Less Pain – Less Risk



Procedures to out-patient settings



Combination leads to ↑↑ patients 4/16/2015

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Today’s Patients 

All age groups



Sicker



Frail health



Multi-system organ involvement



Previous surgeries and therapies

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Treatment Team Physician/Proceduralist

Nurse

Patient and Support System

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Technologist

FOCUS on specific areas

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Focus on IR Nurse 

Investigate



Advocate



Educate



Communicate



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Focus on Sedation 

Continuum



Tolerate unpleasant procedures



Adequate cardio-pulmonary function



Respond purposefully



Rescue patient who slips deeper

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Moderate Sedation      

Verbal Cooperative Intact airway reflexes Aspiration unlikely Airway obstruction unlikely Rapid recovery

Deep Sedation      

Non-verbal Unable to cooperate Airway reflexes not intact Aspiration possible Airway obstruction likely Possible delayed recovery

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Focus on Safety 

Pre-Procedure ◦ Introduce/Orient ◦ Fact finding (investigate) ◦ Educate



Procedure Suite ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Identify Position with dignity & comfort Safety Monitoring Small talk 4/16/2015

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Focus on Safety 



Intra-Procedure ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Talk – touch –listen Monitor Medicate Communicate Advocate

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Evaluate Comfort Talk – touch – listen Educate

Post-Procedure

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Focus on Safety 

Hand-off/report ◦ SBAR ◦ Safety ◦ Disposition – Transfer



Complete Documentation

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Patient Care Monitoring    

NIBP EKG/ECG Pulse Oximetry Add Capnography



Baseline Assessment ◦ Is value WNL or abnormal



Trend Values

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Moderate Sedation Candidate      

H&P Cardio-Pulmonary Assessment ASA Classification Mallampati Score Consent Solid IV access

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Supporting Information

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TJC The hospital monitors the patient during operative or high risk procedures and /or during the administration of moderate or deep sedation or anesthesia. EP: during operative or high risk procedures including … the administration of moderate or deep sedation or anesthesia, the patient’s oxygenation, ventilation, and circulation are monitored continually.

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ASA House of Delegates 

Standard II: During all anesthesia, the patient’s oxygenation, ventilation, circulation, and temperature shall be continuously evaluated.



Standard III: To ensure adequate ventilation during all anesthetics. ◦ 3.2.4: … evaluated by continual observation of qualitative clinical signs and monitoring for the presence of exhaled carbon dioxide unless precluded or invalidated by the nature of the patient, procedure or equipment. 4/16/2015

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Institute for Safe Medication Practices 

“Do not rely on pulse oximetry readings alone to detect opiate toxicity.



Use Capnography to detect respiratory changes caused by opiates, especially for patients who are at high risk.



Establish guidelines for appropriate monitoring of patients who are receiving opiates, including frequent assessment of the quality of respirations (not just respiratory rate) and specific signs of over sedation. 2007 ISMP Medication Safety Alert

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ARIN Position Statement 

Define/recognize the various levels of sedation.



Provide appropriate corresponding care.



Rescue patients



Capnography monitoring



No other concurrent responsibilities ARIN Position Statement: Role of the Imaging Registered Nurse in Patients Undergoing Sedated Procedures. August 2009.

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ARIN CPG ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Cardiac rate and rhythm NIBP Oxygen saturation Respiratory frequency Ventilatory status Depth of Sedation

ARIN CPG: Moderate Sedation and Analgesia. Rev. January, 2009

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SIR SOP: Capnography 

Intent of the document is to make IR’s aware of the change to ASA Standard for moderate sedation”



“To encourage practitioner to consider the benefits of CO Capnography over Oximetry”

J Vasc Inter Radiol 2013; 24: 939-940.

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ACR-SIR Practice Parameter for Sedation/Analgesia Emergency Equipment  Monitor 

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Pulse Ox NIBP EKG – multi-lead Means of monitoring ventilation either visualization or through a device

◦ ACR-SIR Practice Parameter for Sedation /Analgesia, Amended 2014 (Resolution30)*

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Carlisle, H. 

Respiratory Arrest



Capnography

◦ Contributing factor code situations ◦ Detects early signs of OIRD & promotes ◦ Respiratory depression    

↓baseline respiratory depression RR 8-10 bp SaO₂ ↓90% EtCO₂ ↑50mm

Carlisle, H.: The case for capnography in patients receiving opioids.

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Jarzyna, et al  

ASPMN: Evidenced Based Guidelines High risk group ◦ Renal dysfunction ◦ COPD ◦ Heart Failure ◦ Obesity ◦ OSA  Loud snoring -> airway obstruction

Jarzyna et al. ASPMN Guidelines on Monitoring for Opioid-Induced Sedation and Respiratory Depression, 2011. 4/16/2015

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Focus on Capnography

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Capnography uses … Procedural Sedation ETT insertions / weaning N/G tube insertions Effectiveness of ventilator adjustments CPR

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Focus on Capnography 

Continuous, real-time, non-invasive



Measures carbon dioxide



Mechanics of breathing



Initially intubated patient



From OR -> Procedure Suite

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Consider …

Characteristics: • Frequency • Rhythm • Height • Baseline • Shape 4/16/2015

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Normal Waveform A – B: Baseline period of no CO2, end of inhalation B – C: Rapid rise in CO2 C – D: Alveolar plateau D: End of expiration, end tidal CO2 D – E: Inhalation

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Hyperventilation Pattern SpO₂ - normal Assess patient for discomfort, anxiety

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Hypoventilation Pattern: Classic Assess ABCs Encourage deep breathing Reposition head/neck

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Shallow Breathing: Hypoventilation Significant change in Respiratory Rate Respiratory Depth decreases EtCO2 trends lower Inadequate gas exchange to eliminate CO2 4/16/2015

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Periods of “No Breath” Relaxation of soft palate and tongue obstructing the airway No chest wall or abdominal movement Obstructive apnea Capnography immediately alarms

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Rebreathing CO₂ Elevated base line Rebreathe CO2 in upper airway Insufficient O2 flow Reposition drape at face

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Sloping Expiratory Trace Upward slope Partial obstruction Bronchospasm COPD Asthma

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Focus on IR Specific Challenges

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IR Specific Issues 

Full body drape



Partial neck and head drape



Prone position



Procedure room dimensions/layout



Overall population

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High Risk Patients 

Bariatric Patient



COPD



CAD



Elderly



Pediatrics

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Focus on Nursing Actions

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Nurse – Specific Responses 

Airway Management ◦ Deep Breathing ◦ Reposition head/neck ◦ Remove pillow



Assist Devices ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Non-rebreather mask Open airway: head tilt-chin lift Bi-Pap Bag Valve Mask Reversal medications RRT 4/16/2015

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Nursing Implications 

No change in interventions



Facilitate interventions earlier ◦ Numerical change: > 10mm Hg ◦ Erratic waveform ◦ Flat waveform



Correlate med administration



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Assess patient every 3-5 minutes and whenever changes are noted.

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Benefits of Capnography 

Cost – benefit analysis



Enhance patient safety



Early detection/avoid complications



Decrease: legal liability reversal agent ABG



Exact $$$$$ difficult to predict 4/16/2015

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Focus on ARIN Survey Site of ARIN –NEC Fall Conference 2014

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Survey: Areas using Capnography

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Results: Not using Capnography

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Results: Organization Description Organization Description

50%

48%

24%

Academic (23/46) 50%

Community (22/46) 48%

Hospital (11/46) 24%

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4%

4%

Out-Patient (2/46) 4%

Rural (2/46) 4%

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Results: Facility Bed Size

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Re-cap      

Include all aspects of assessment SpO₂ - late indicator of problems EtCO₂ - breath by breath picture Validates patient as candidate Allows earlier interventions Enhances patient safety

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