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RESPIRATORY COMPROMISE= RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY, ARREST AND FAILURE

June 16, 2015

HOW MANY IN THE LAST MONTH...? RAPID RESPONSE CALLS? NALOXONE ADMINISTRATIONS? ICU BOUNCE BACKS? COMMON…. Cases of respiratory compromise are expected to INCREASE 31% by 2019. COSTLY… Inpatient stays related to respiratory compromise surpassed $7 billion annually in the U.S. in 2007 and are expected to SURPASS $37 BILLION by 2019. DEADLY…. Patients with respiratory compromise that originated on the general care floor are 29 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE.

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