Description

Hahn reported a checklist for monitoring a patient with the Transurethral Resection Syndrome (TURS). This can help to identify a patient who may require more aggressive management. The author is from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.


 

Parameters:

(1) chest pain

(2) bradycardia

(3) hypertension

(4) hypotension

(5) poor urine output

(6) blurred vision

(7) nausea

(8) vomiting

(9) uneasiness

(10) confusion

(11) tiredness

(12) change of consciousness

(13) headache

 

Items 1 to 5 are circulatory findings.

Items 6 to 13 are neurololgical findings.

Parameter

Finding

Points

chest pain

none

0

 

one episode, lasts < 5 minutes

1

 

one episode, lasts >= 5 minutes

2

 

multiple episodes

3

bradycardia

none or decrease < 10 bpm

0

 

decrease 10-20 beats per minute

1

 

decrease > 20 beats per minute

2

 

repeated decreases

3

hypertension

none, or increase < 10 mm Hg

0

 

SAP up 10 to 30 mm Hg

1

 

SAP > 30 mm Hg, < 15 minutes

2

 

SAP > 30 mm Hg, >= 15 minutes

3

hypotension

none, or decrease < 30 mm Hg

0

 

SAP down 30-50 mm Hg

1

 

SAP down > 50 Hg, once

2

 

SAP down > 50 mm Hg, repeated

3

poor urine output

none

0

 

diuretics needed

1

 

repeated use of diuretics

2

 

diuretics ineffective

3

blurred vision

none

0

 

lasts < 10 minutes

1

 

lasts >= 10 minutes

2

 

transient blindness

3

nausea

none

0

 

lasts < 5 minutes

1

 

last 5 to 120 minutes

2

 

lasts > 120 minutes OR intense

3

vomiting

none

0

 

once

1

 

repeatedly, < 60 minutes

2

 

repeatedly, >= 60 minutes

3

uneasiness

none

0

 

slight

1

 

moderate

2

 

severe, intense

3

confusion

none

0

 

lasts < 5 minutes

1

 

lasts 5 to 60 minutes

2

 

lasts > 60 minutes

3

tiredness

none

0

 

patient statement

1

 

objectively exhausted, <= 120 minutes

2

 

objectively exhausted, > 120 minutes

3

level of consciousness

normal

0

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