Roles Of Nurses in Prevention and Management of Tumor Lysis Syndrome in Critical Situation

Abstract

Tumor lysis syndrome (TLS) is a common emergency condition in intensive care units. This condition causes patients to have complications from metabolic abnormalities and may result in other organ failure, resulting in an increased death rate for cancer patients. Some patients require longer hospital stays or may develop chronic conditions that require repeated hospital admissions. Prevention in at-risk patients or providing medical treatment at an early stage makes the patient less likely to be harmed by this condition. Nurses play an important role in helping with assessments. Prevent and provide basic nursing care to patients Therefore, it is necessary to have basic knowledge and understanding about TLS, such as the meaning of TLS syndrome, assessment of patient risk groups. Nursing care to prevent TLS, as well as assessing the severity and nature of the pathophysiology caused by TLS. Able to prepare patients for examination or additional treatment with standard nursing guidelines for monitoring complications. Able to practice nursing correctly Fast and knowledgeable It will result in more success in preventing and helping patients in emergencies and reducing the death rate of patients.