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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Expectoration difficult in critically ill patients Clinical observation and nursing [Abstract] This paper reports 165 cases of critically ill patients with difficult expectoration of clinical observation and nursing care. Expectoration difficult to focus on the clinical manifestations observed, assessed the situation in patients with difficult expectoration, difficult expectoration and timely analysis of the reasons there, according to the individual to take appropriate and effective The expectoration method. monitoring SpO2 and sputum sound auscultation lungs, and to explore methods and sputum expectoration in critically ill patients skills to achieve effective expectoration, reduce trauma, the purpose of alleviating suffering. authors believe that clinical nurses should be increased in critically ill patients expectoration difficult to assess the ability to master the expectoration techniques, to effectively prevent the occurrence of pulmonary complications, is conducive to the rehabilitation of patients. [Keywords:] expectoration difficulties, care Because of consciousness, anesthesia, surgery, prolonged bed rest, weakness, underlying diseases, and other existing factors, there is respiratory secretions of critically ill patients often self-purification capacity decreased or disappeared [1], there expectoration difficult, complicated by lung infection . accurate and comprehensive assessment of the patient’s condition, timely analysis of the causes expectoration difficult, according to the individual to take appropriate and effective expectoration method can achieve the purpose of maintaining the airway, but also to avoid unnecessary negative pressure suction of airway damage caused by and pain. expectoration strengthen the management of critically ill patients, can reduce the incidence of complications .2003 1 to 12 months in critically ill patients admitted to our department a total of 205 patients, 165 patients presented wit