The Vital Role of Respiratory Therapists in Stroke Rehabilitation Centers in Enhancing Pulmonary Health
Respiratory dysfunction is a common complication following a stroke, but pulmonary rehabilitation can significantly alleviate breathing troubles and reduce the risk of further complications. This type of rehabilitation is essential for preventing issues such as pneumonia, pulmonary ventilation disorders, lung injury, decreased pulmonary compliance, abnormal posture, and obstructive sleep apnea.Pulmonary rehabilitation for stroke patients encompasses a variety of interventions designed to improve respiratory function and overall health. The main components of this therapy include exercise training, oxygen therapy, non-invasive ventilation, nutrition support, psychological support, and health education. Role of Respiratory Therapist in Stroke Rehabilitation Center Respiratory Assessment in Stroke PatientsIn patients with chronic neurological disorders, it is important to establish nocturnal symptoms:Is the patient’s sleep often disturbed? If so, what causes them to arouse? Do they wake up with choking sensations? Do they wake up with a headache first thing in
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