Coastal Critical Care Patients: Effect of Manual Chest Compression to Decrease Lung Disability Among Vulnerable Patients on Mechanical Ventilator-
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Background: Patients with invasive mechanical ventilation are susceptible to a number of respiratory issues, with secretory retention representing one of the most common. Clinically, secretion buildup may result in bronchial blockage and deteriorating gas exchange, and in some extreme circumstances, may impair ventilator support, extending the time required for mechanical ventilation and increasing death. Re-expansion methods like the Manual Chest Compression Maneuver can be employed to stop this, This technique supports the re-expansion of collapsed alveoli. Methods: total of 15 patient receiving Mechanical Ventilator support in an intensive care unit were included in this study with signs of hypoventilation, hypo expansion, or atelectasis were eligible to receive the Manual Chest Compression maneuver. Manual Chest Compression maneuver were performed for 10 minutes, after the maneuver the outcomes such as Tidal Volume, Minute ventilation, Fraction of inspired oxygen are recorded. Result: Manual Chest Compression Maneuver applied for the patients had positive effect on improving the patients Tidal Volume, Minute ventilation, Fraction of inspired oxygen. Based on the statistical analysis of pre and post interventions of the Manual Chest Compression Maneuver the statistical difference is P<0.05. Conclusion: In patients admitted in a coastal hospital, , Manual Chest Compression Maneuver had positive effect on patients’ Tidal Volume, Minute ventilation, Fraction of inspired oxygen. This effect may help the patient in early weaning off from the mechanical ventilator.
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