FEATURES OF RESUSCITATION MEASURES AND CARE FOR PATIENTS IN MODERN NURSING

Abstract

In modern healthcare, resuscitation measures play a key role in providing high-quality medical care and saving the lives of patients in critical conditions. Resuscitation procedures are a set of measures aimed at maintaining vital body functions, restoring circulation and respiration, and preventing complications in acute conditions such as cardiovascular crises, severe injuries, intoxications, and other life-threatening situations. The importance of resuscitation measures lies in their ability to intervene during an acute life threat. In modern nursing, resuscitation nurses play a pivotal role in these procedures, possessing not only high levels of professionalism and medical knowledge but also specialized skills in managing critical situations and providing quality care for patients in a state of resuscitation. The role of the nurse in resuscitation includes performing medical procedures, providing emotional support to patients and their families, coordinating actions among medical team members, and ensuring adherence to ethical principles and standards in the care process. However, modern requirements for nursing in the field of resuscitation are constantly evolving, requiring specialists to possess technical competence, creative thinking, quick decision-making abilities, and adaptability to changing conditions. A resuscitation nurse must have high expertise in conducting the initial assessment of the patient's condition, including evaluating breathing, circulation, pulse presence, and the level of consciousness and response to external stimuli. Based on this data, the nurse determines the urgency and scope of necessary measures, including conducting cardiopulmonary resuscitation, establishing ventilatory support, administering medications, and other measures aimed at restoring vital body functions. The accuracy and timeliness of assessing the patient's condition determine the success of resuscitation measures and their impact on the outcome of the disease or injury. Therefore, our study dedicated to the features of resuscitation measures and care for patients in modern nursing. Study purpose is to assess the condition of patients before and after resuscitation measures, determine the effectiveness of various methods of monitoring the patient's condition, assess the level of patient mortality after resuscitation measures, and identify factors influencing the outcomes of resuscitation.