AI Article Synopsis
- Laryngeal edema is a rare but serious complication that can happen after general anesthesia.
- Ensuring that the patient's airway and breathing are stable is the top priority during the perioperative period.
- Medical-surgical nurses need to know the signs, symptoms, and treatment options for laryngeal edema to effectively manage this critical condition.
Article Abstract
Laryngeal edema is a relatively rare yet serious postoperative complication for those patients undergoing general anesthesia. Maintenance of airway and breathing are always the first priority of perioperative patient care. Medical-surgical nurses working in postoperative settings must be familiar with the signs, symptoms, and necessary prompt treatment for this life-threatening condition.
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