High-frequency jet ventilation in the treatment of chronic respiratory failure nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 High-frequency jet ventilation in the treatment of chronic respiratory failure nursing [Keywords:] high-frequency jet ventilator care of chronic respiratory failure Our department from January 2005 to October 2006 high-frequency jet ventilator emergency treatment of 28 cases of chronic respiratory failure patients, on this basis for effective nursing intervention, and achieved satisfactory results, will now report on the results as follows. A clinical data 28 cases of male patients with chronic respiratory failure in 26 cases, 2 female, aged 35 to 83 years, mean 68 years. Ⅰ 10 patients with respiratory failure, Ⅱ 18 cases of patients with respiratory failure. Have applied machine tool plant in Jiangxi fifth KR  Ⅲ (MC)-type oxygen jet ventilator CPAP, pressure select 0.04 ~ 0.08MPa, frequency selection 90 ~ 120 times, while the sustained airway humidification. The use of time for 3 ~ 21d, the average 7d. 28 cases of patients with respiratory failure after high frequency jet ventilator oxygen, in addition to two cases of the existence of multiple organ failure deaths, the remaining 26 patients with difficulty breathing, chest tightness, cyanosis and other symptoms improve, monitor blood oxygen saturation increased to 95 %, and blood gas analysis showed a gradual increase in arterial partial pressure of oxygen, carbon dioxide partial pressure gradually decreased to normal. 2 nursing 2.1 The pre-treatment care (1) be familiar with the performance of high frequency jet ventilator, indications, and proficiency in, master common failure causes and solutions. Check breathing machine before the application is no good, the pipe connection is correct. (2) chronic respiratory failure in patients with longer duration, disease relapses, attacks, when a sense of difficulty in breathing, there is a sense of endangered, choking feeling, there is often anxiety, irritability psychological, should be patient and do the psychological care of pat