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drainage

first Indications of drains

A
drainage is in the soft tissue, bone and vascular surgery
induced when blood and wound secretions should be removed from surgical wounds
.

2.

interior drainage	exterior drainage
connection between 2 organs (example: for hydrocephalus, the CSF drainage the ventricles) or seemed a narrowed duct system (eg stents in coronary vessels)	discharge of pus, blood, secretions or body fluid collections outward Open systems Semi-open systems Closed systems

third

Open derivation	suitable for the infected and potentially infected wounds & Stripes ; wicks: manage the wound exudate into the dressing directly from [no receptacle] Corrugated rubber drains: keep open the drainage channel by inserting a plate of rubber or plastic material
	Positive lead secretion relatively painless easier change good wound observation		negative more change, because no collector high (secondary) Infection secretion at the wound infection + remains irritation of the surrounding skin areas
Half open derivation	end on the principle of gravity secretion can proceed in both directions Silikonkapillardrainagen: drains with thin, fluted silicone wall; secretion in a body bag glued derived T-Drain: guided bile post-operatively in a Bag from Robinson Drainage: intraabdominal silicone drainage without suction, but with replaceable bag system
	Positive low infection no manipulation of the wound secretion runs	negative secretion can go back to the wound
Closed systems	wound fluid can flow only in one direction Prerequisite: airtight conclusion of the wound to contraindicated for wounds in the abdominal cavity [ risk of bowel wall damage ] Redon suction drain: suction drainage with controlled suction, negative pressure in the tank secretions actively collects blood + secretion flushing or irrigation-suction drainage: one or two drains with integrated irrigation catheter for continuous flow the peritoneal cavity or an infected joint
	Positive low Infection no manipulation of the wound secretion can occur continuous suction drainage promotes the secretion	negative relatively expensive drainage exchange

4th Change and removal of a
Redon bottle

preparation of the material

• vacuum bottle;
  sterile

  
  

• 
  Péan 2 terminals (if not included in package)

  
  

• disinfectant

  
  

• one document
  [as bed protection]

  
  

• refuse collector

  
  

• gloves

  
  

implementation

• disinfect hands
  

  
  

• required
  objects on disinfected Arbeitsflä che address, check for completeness
  functioning [intact
  vacuum, the flask: the vacuum is intact when the rubber bellow
  is not developed.]

  
  

• patient
  on proposed measure include information

  
  

• 
  window and doors; ask visitors from patient rooms

  
  

• blanket
  retaliate in such a way that will create enough space for changing

  
  

• 
  privacy of the patient note

  
  

• bed protection
  insert

  
  

• 
  wear gloves

  
  

• hose
  for patients with terminal disconnect Péan or tube into the
  narrow place the terminal on the system slide

  
  

• vacuum bottle
  disconnect

  
  

• hose
  from the rubber flange on the bottle turn

  
  

• drainage tube
  with disinfectant spray Connect

  
  

• new
  vacuum bottle, sprayed by passing the
  drainage tube on the approach of the new bottle is screwed
  

  
  

• bottles near
  open terminal; near-patient terminal is still closed

  
  

• near patient
  clamp on the drainage tube slowly open [the action of the new
  suction to the wound can be painful.] Read

  
  

• amount of secretion
  in the old and new bottle ; observe additives and appearance
  
  document

  
  

• drainage
  on integration and suction control

  
  

• 
  patients may support the return bearings and tightening

  
  

follow

• 
  used materials properly disposed of

  
  

• hands
  

  
  

• measure
  disinfect in the maintenance report with hand signals and time to document [+
  secretion quantity, appearance, additions]

  
  

• control
  if both terminals are open, the vacuum bottle under
  patient level depends, vacuum bottle touches the ground
  [infection]

  !
  

5th Hazards / complications of drainage

• 
  Hemorrhage by
  tissue damage (most emanating from the secretion is
  tissue reaction to the foreign material!) »
  additional pain
  

  
  

• Ascending
  infections (through the lumen of the drain, or outside along the tube
  )
  

  
  

• Disabilities
  
  Dislokationsgefahr; risk of falling

  
  

• Allergic reactions
  
  

  
  

6th Association of different techniques
drainage

Silikonkapillar-
("Easy Flow") or latex tube drainage:

• 
  using Stomahesivplatten
  with the smallest possible diameter
  

  
  

• change
  the plates at least 2 times a week
  

  
  

• passage point
  with 0.9% NaCl and sterile swab (if H ₂ O ₂ )
  
  

  
  

Robinson
and T tube:

• 
  exit point is with NaCl
  greinigt 0.9%, a neutral, _{H 2 O 2}
  
  

  
  

• With
  Betaisadonna disinfected
  

  
  

• Sterile
  Schlitzkompresse to exit point
  

  
  

• fixation
  with adhesive bandage
  

  
  

7th Nursing tasks:

a) control of the secretion

• 
  control on size, appearance,
  color, additive, possibly smell
  

  
  

• 
  liquid level of the drainage needs in post-operative Ü , Assumption of the patient
  be marked with date & time
  

  
  

• Several
  drainage enumerate
  

  
  

• if necessary.
  storage for microbiological Investigations
  

  
  

b) control of the drainage system

• 
  secretion drainage, and Sogstärke
  Soggeräusche
  

  
  

• wake
  and consistency check regularly Check
  

  
  

• tubing
  not opened in the system "udders / knead"
  

  
  

• In
  mobilization to reflux of the secretion and eighth
  disconnecting the drainage tube!
  

  
  

c) removing the drainage

• 
  blood drains: Distance
  if only small amounts of blood are encouraged
  

  
  

• abscess drainage:
  distance abscess disappeared soon is Drains are
  previously cut piece by piece so that the drainage channel includes
  
  

  
  

sources
[accessed 15.04.2009]

http://bilder.buecher.de/zusatz/20/20779/20779911_lese_1.pdf

http://www.altenpflegeschueler.de/ care / wunddraiangen.php

© 2009 Matthias Bohr; K1/07

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