Controllo della funzione respiratoria

Per ciò che concerne il monitoraggio della funzione respiratoria, è compito dell'infermiere, durante l'ipotermia terapeutica, valutare il livello di ossigenazione, per evitare l'insorgere di complicanze quali l'ipossia. E' essenziale, per il professionista, rilevare la concentrazione di O2 (Spo2) presente nel sangue, attraverso la pulsiossimetria, o, per avere una maggiore precisione, con l'emogasanalisi. L'SpO2 deve attestarsi a valori superiori al 95%, per garantire un adeguato apporto di ossigeno a livello tissutale. La pCO2, ossia la concentrazione di anidride carbonica nel sangue, in un campione arterioso durante la TH, deve allinearsi tra i 40 ed i 45 mmHg, per evitare l'insorgenza di ipocapnia o di ipercapnia⁶⁶. E' infatti consigliabile evitare tali situazioni, poiché aggraverebbero la condizione neurologica attuale, già di per sé compromessa dall' assenza di circolo ematico avvenuta durante l'arresto cardiocircolatorio.

5 CONCLUSIONI

Dall'esame di tutti i dati, contenuti all'interno degli articoli presi in considerazione nella tesi, è emerso che l'ipotermia terapeutica permette una riduzione del danno neurologico nei pazienti sopravvissuti ad arresto cardiocircolatorio. E' un iter metodico, studiato da pochi anni e non applicabile a tutti i tipi di AC. Richiede infatti una preparazione del personale non solo medico, ma anche infermieristico per quanto riguarda gli aspetti tecnici, gestionali e di prevenzione dei possibili effetti avversi, ma con le dovute conoscenze ed abilità può rivelarsi un utile strumento a disposizione dei sanitari.

Alcuni studi effettuati sull'utilizzo dell'ipotermia in paesi europei, quali Germania e Regno Unito, hanno evidenziato la scarsa adesione a tale procedura, anche dopo essere venuti a conoscenza della sua comprovata utilità. Ciò è causato dalle perplessità dei clinici riguardo l'aumento dei carichi di lavoro e la mancanza di adeguati presidi^67-68.

In Italia la TH non viene inserita all'interno dei protocolli di tutti gli ospedali, ma solo di alcuni. Per il miglioramento delle aziende ospedaliere, è quindi consigliabile la valutazione

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e l'inserimento di detta procedura all'interno dei metodi operativi sia per il beneficio portato al degente, sia per un fattore meramente di tipo economico. Infatti risulta più dispendiosa la cura a domicilio o nei reparti di lungodegenza, di un paziente neurologicamente compromesso, che l'addestramento del personale e l'acquisto dei presidi necessari per eseguire la TH.

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