Quick tip for families in ICU: Does it matter how a critically ill patient dies in Intensive care?

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Quick tip for families in ICU: Does it matter how a critically ill patient dies in Intensive care?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So today’s tip is about a question we get all the time, does it matter how a patient dies in intensive care? Now the short version of this is that it matters big time because a lot of end of life situations in intensive care might actually be prevented if you know what questions to ask.

So let’s look at this into more detail. Let’s just say your loved one is on life support. They’re on multiple forms of life support as a matter of fact, like ventilation, inotropes, dialysis and they are in multi-organ failure. Now the minute your loved one is going off life support, the chances are very, very high that your loved one is going to die and “nature is taking its course”. And if you are at peace with that, I actually think that is okay.

I mean, we’re all going to die one day and you know it’s inevitable. But I also believe that the circumstances do matter, especially in intensive care where you can almost manipulate the time of death and because of the measures of life support that you have.

Let’s look at another scenario. Let’s just say a loved one is on life support.

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