Nursing patients with Subdural hematoma to prevent severe cerebral hemorrhage using the Critical Early Warning System (MEWS)

Abstract

          Head injury is a major public health problem. It is one of the leading causes of disability and death among all types of injured patients, due to traumatic brain injury (TBI) cause changes in brain function from external force to impact the head. When an accident occurs in the brain, it can cause bleeding in the brain in different locations, and have different symptoms the severity depends on the forces performed and the location of the affected brain regions. In which a brain injury patient may or may not be unconscious. Which Subdural hematoma is the most common condition in patients with head injuries. Patients with severe symptoms are 90 percent more likely to die, therefore, monitoring of patients using critical alarms (MEWS). Therefore, it is necessary to monitor and prevent danger. Physiological symptoms of patients in an emergency that may change, leading to abnormalities quickly and safely. In the field of neurological monitoring containing GCS Motor power Pupil vital sign and MEWS assessment, including empirical evidence. Trustworthy and up to date let's plan nursing activities along with monitoring for recurrent bleeding after surgery as well as promoting rehabilitation, It aims to provide patients with the best results, safe care and good quality of life.