Postoperative shivering in the perioperative period is associated with?
Postoperative shivering Primary cause of is perioperative hypothermia Postoperative shivering can greatly increase oxygen consumption, catecholamine release, cardiac output, hea rate and blood pressure, and intracerebral and intraocular pressure. Shivering is uncommon in elderly and hypoxic patients Many drugs, notably meperidine, clonidine, and tramadol, can be used to reduce postoperative shivering However, prevention of hypothermia is the most efficient strategy.
Increase oxygen consumption
Decreased catecholamine release
Decreased hea rate and blood pressure
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Intravenous Anesthetic Agents