Anesthetic Scoring and Grading System

Description

In the intensive care unit (ICU), scoring systems are often employed to diagnose organ failure and forecast survival. Newer ratings can represent the progression of both single and multiple organ dysfunction over time, in contrast to earlier systems that were solely focused on survival prediction or the presence or absence of organ failure. There are two general categories of scoring systems for critically sick patients: those that are organ- or disease-specific. This book is an up-to-date resource on anesthesia and intensive care unit scoring and grading systems. Topic-based chapters on every facet of the profession are included in this book. It is suitable for a wide range of non-physician health professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, and employees outside of clinical settings and physicians. The goal of the current book is to compile a comprehensive collection of study materials for students, researchers, and medical professionals to comprehend the findings of contemporary studies in the area. Eminent professionals produced the chapters with a solid worldwide reputation. This book has concise language that is easy to read and retain, as well as lively graphics that encourage learning in a very visual way for readers.