不同角度侧卧位护理改善重症肺炎病人呼吸指标及预后的效果分析

Key Points

• This study aims to analyze the effects of different lateral positioning on the respiratory function and prognosis of patients with severe pneumonia.
• 120 severe pneumonia patients were randomly assigned to three groups: 30°, 45°, and 60° lateral positions, with a control group receiving standard supine care.
• Respiratory indicators (arterial blood oxygen pressure, oxygen saturation, airway resistance) and prognosis indicators (mechanical ventilation time, ICU stay duration, complication rate) were compared.
• Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate differences between the groups.
• The 45° lateral position group showed the greatest improvement in respiratory indicators, with a mechanical ventilation time of X hours and ICU stay duration of Y days.
• Pulmonary infection control rate reached 85%, and the complication rate was only 10%, significantly better than other groups.