Prevent and reduce disease: Through professional respiratory care, the patient's respiratory condition can be closely monitored, various respiratory problems can be detected and treated in time, the occurrence of complications can be reduced, and the course of the disease can be shortened.
Improve respiratory function: Respiratory rehabilitation care can significantly improve the patient's lung capacity and respiratory muscle strength through targeted breathing training and exercise, thereby improving symptoms such as dyspnea and chest tightness.
Improved quality of life: Improved respiratory function directly improves patients' activity tolerance and ability to take care of themselves in daily life, reduces the number of situations where activity is restricted due to dyspnea, and improves the overall quality of life.
Reduce complications: Effective respiratory rehabilitation care can prevent and reduce the occurrence of complications such as respiratory tract infections and respiratory failure, and reduce hospitalization rates and mortality rates.
Promoting mental health: In response to possible psychological problems such as anxiety and depression in patients, respiratory rehabilitation care also includes psychological intervention to help patients develop a positive attitude and enhance their confidence in recovery.
The Specific Role And Importance Of Respiratory Care
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