Monitoring and Nursing of Invasive Mechanical Ventilation in the Treatment of 22 Cases with ARDS
L Chen
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L Chen
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Objective:To discuss the methods of monitoring and nursing on acute respiratory distress syndrome ARDS with mechanical ventilation.Methods:22 ARDS patients with mechanical ventilation were under intensive care,were monitored vital signs;CVP、SpO2 and changes in condition.,good postural care and artificial airway management were done,carried out effective expectoration care measures,and prevented the complications.Results:22 cases of ARDS patients in which 16 cases were successfully offline,while 6 cases were dead.Conclusion:Patients with ARDS should be early involved in the treatment of invasive mechanical ventilation while taking appropriate lung protective ventilation strategy,enhance the monitoring and postural care and airway management,preventing complications arer to improve the survival rate of ARDS.
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Objective:To discuss the methods of monitoring and nursing on acute respiratory distress syndrome ARDS with mechanical ventilation.Methods:22 ARDS patients with mechanical ventilation were under intensive care,were monitored vital signs;CVP、SpO2 and changes in condition.,good postural care and artificial airway management were done,carried out effective expectoration care measures,and prevented the complications.Results:22 cases of ARDS patients in which 16 cases were successfully offline,while 6 cases were dead.Conclusion:Patients with ARDS should be early involved in the treatment of invasive mechanical ventilation while taking appropriate lung protective ventilation strategy,enhance the monitoring and postural care and airway management,preventing complications arer to improve the survival rate of ARDS.
Key concepts: ARDS, Medicine, Mechanical ventilation, Intensive care medicine, Ventilation (architecture), Acute respiratory distress, Airway, Nursing care