Management of COVID-19 Suspected Patients in Critical Care Unit: An Overview Recommendations

COVID 2019 is a sever respiratory disease caused by a type of Coronavirus called SARS – CoV-2, a novel coronavirus that has not been previously recorded in human. COVID-19 is is transmitting mainly by respiratory droplet and/or contact, person to person transmission had been pinpointed. COVID–19 may suggest with mild, moderate, or severe illness; the latter includes serious pneumonia. Early recognition of those with serious manifestations grants for urgent advanced supportive care managements and safe, fast entrance (or referral) to intensive care unit according to national obligations. For those with mild disturbance, hospitalization may not be requested unless there is interest for rapid devaluation. All patients pardoned for home should be disciplined to return to hospital if they progress any worsening of illness. We attained good and necessary results for conducting an intubation process for patients who enter intensive care unit in hospitals. We recommend that auxiliary oxygen be given immediately until SpO2 is 100% and presence of viral filtration during intubation technique. The aim of this review was to provide the best practices of intubation and ventilation amid this mass medical emergency and decrease mortality rate.