Mechanical Ventilation: Relationship between BMI & Patients' Outcomes - Albanna, Mohamed;Youssef, Warda;Elfeky, Hanaa
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Critically ill patients have life-threatening illnesses requiring a range of high-level interventions and responses to that treatment can be unpredictable. Among these patients are the mechanically ventilated patients. To depend on mechanical ventilation after critical illness is a challenge to both the patient and the critical care nurses; so the intensive care unit (ICU) nurse must use a holistic approach while providing nursing care for mechanically ventilated patients. As well, the caring team should always plan for weaning the patient from mechanical ventilation. Regarding the mechanical…mehr

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Critically ill patients have life-threatening illnesses requiring a range of high-level interventions and responses to that treatment can be unpredictable. Among these patients are the mechanically ventilated patients. To depend on mechanical ventilation after critical illness is a challenge to both the patient and the critical care nurses; so the intensive care unit (ICU) nurse must use a holistic approach while providing nursing care for mechanically ventilated patients. As well, the caring team should always plan for weaning the patient from mechanical ventilation. Regarding the mechanical ventilation which used to support the respiratory system, the ICU nurse should assess the factors which influence the weaning process and also the prognosis or patient's outcomes.
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I had completed my Bsc of Nursing in the age of 23 years from Cairo University and started my postgraduate studies from Cairo University Faculty of Nursing.I'm teaching assistant at the Critical care and Emergency Nursing Department Faculty of Nursing Cairo University from the year of 2011. I'm very interested in doing further studies on MV.