The Postanesthesia Care Unit - General Complications
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The incidence of PACU complications varies with patient population and likely dependent upon a patient's medical history as well as the anesthesia and procedure performed. The most frequent issues encountered in the PACU setting include the following:
- Respiratory and airway complications
- Hemodynamic perturbations
- Postoperative nausea and vomiting
- Renal complications
- Neurologic compromise
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The incidence of PACU complications varies with patient population and likely dependent upon a patient's medical history as well as the anesthesia and procedure performed. The most frequent issues encountered in the PACU setting include the following:
- Respiratory and airway complications
- Hemodynamic perturbations
- Postoperative nausea and vomiting
- Renal complications
- Neurologic compromise
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