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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 In patients with acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning care mechanical ventilation [Abstract] acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning is a common clinical toxic diseases, respiratory muscle paralysis, respiratory failure is the main cause of death. After the occurrence of respiratory failure to take timely and effective treatment of mechanical ventilation is an important rescue measures. To closely observe the patient’s condition, strict aseptic operation, to strengthen the management of catheter, timely and effective suction to maintain airway patency, to play a crucial role in the successful rescue. [Keywords:] acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning; mechanical ventilation; Care Mechanical ventilation is to rescue the clinical importance of organic phosphorus pesticide poisoning methods, often mechanical ventilation is mainly tracheal intubation or tracheostomy, early use of mechanical ventilation, closely observe the patient’s condition correctly care can reduce mortality, are reported as follows: 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information Our hospital from March 2005 ~ May 2008 were treated with severe organophosphorus pesticide poisoning 26 patients, 6 were male and 20 female, aged, 15 years of age minimum, maximum and 71 years old, the use of mechanical ventilation in 17 cases, the minimum ventilation time 8 h, maximum ventilation time 268 h, 3 died, of which 1 case complicated with ARDS died, the remaining 14 patients in stable condition after the switch to a medical ward for further treatment and eventually discharged. 1.2 Methods The event of respiratory failure, often with mechanical ventilation, mechanical ventilation mode and parameters, as the patient’s condition in the course of adjustment. 2 Results The use of mechanical ventilation after treatment, discharged patients in 14 cases, accounting for about 80% of the experimental group. Through the rehabilitation of patients discharged from a return visi