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Investigaciones Andina
versión impresa ISSN 0124-8146
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MACHADO ALBA, Jorge E. et al. EVALUATION OF PAIN MANAGEMENT IN POST SURGICAL ADULT PATIENTS IN A THIRD LEVEL HOSPITAL IN PEREIRA, COLOMBIA. Investig. andina [online]. 2012, vol.14, n.25, pp.547-559. ISSN 0124-8146.
Introduction: pain is the first clinical demonstration ofpost-surgery. To evaluate the level ofperceived pain by adult patients in post-surgery thru a Visual Analogical Scale in the Clinica Los Rosales in Pereira. Methods: transversal cut study in patients 18 years and older. The intensity of pain in post-surgery after 4 hours and again after 24 hours was evaluated thru the Analogical Visual Scale (EVA). Variables such as sociodemographic (age, sex, health regime), clinical (type of anesthesia and surgery which were qualified as low medium and high risk) and pharmacological (prescribed analgesics at 4 and 24 hours, associations, dosage and intervals) were considered. Results: 51.1% of the patients had no control over pain at 4 hours after surgery and 30.9% at 24 hours. The scheme of analgesic variables with Tramadol/Dipyrone and the forthcoming of nausea were associated in a significant statistical manner with the lack of control ofpain within 4 hours of surgery, while the previous use of corticosteroids, sex and socioeconomic level were associated with the lack of control at 24 hours. Conclussions: the inefficiency of the analgesic used in the post-surgery could be associated with flaws in the selection of the medication and the dosage guidelines.
Palabras clave : Pain Measurement; Analgesics; Analgesics Opioid; Practice Guidelines; Anti - inflammatory.