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Study aim
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Determining the effect of respiratory training on the incidence of atelectasis in jaw surgery patients.
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Design
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The clinical trial has a community-based, practice-oriented control group, no blind, randomized
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Settings and conduct
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. For each person, the control of the lung, lung sounds, respiration depth, respiratory rate, respiratory rate, pulse rate, temperature and oxygen saturation is monitored and recorded by pulse oximetry with the help of two nurses. These cases, other than lung photogenesis, are examined and recorded on the first and second days after surgery. The depth of breathing, the rhythm of breathing and the lung sounds from 24 hours to the next are controlled. Patients with physicians who have symptoms of atelectasis after checking their symptoms and after 48 hours of patient diagnosis of terminal lupus erythematosus and atelectasis are taken from the internal expert opinion. Examples from Imam Khomeini Hospital and Taleghani Hospital Collected.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Age range of 15-60 years. Non preoperative pulmonary disease. No emergency surgery, and satisfaction of the company. Conditions of admission and non-entry conditions included: prolonged surgical procedure for more than 6 hours, any abnormality Chest, severe hemodynamic disorders.
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Intervention groups
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The control group receives routine care. The day before surgery, the intervention group received breathing exercises, which included three deep breathing with a bulb, a deep tail for three minutes (one to three), two effective coughs during exhalation, and the patients in the intervention group We ask them to begin these exercises about an hour after the end of the tracheal tube and do it at least three times a day at the time of awakening for two days after the operation.
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Main outcome variables
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Atelectazia