Application and effectiveness of respiratory physiotherapy in the prevention and treatment of patients with Covid-19

Jarosz, Oliwia A.; Szmelcer, Beniamin; Podhorecka, Marta

doi:10.5603/mrj.a2020.0028

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“…On the other hand, the findings of the present study are at odds with those of Jarosz et al (9) , who investigated the use and efficacy of respiratory physiotherapy in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 patients. They found that although there are several physiotherapeutic strategies and approaches that may be applied to treat COVID-19 illness, there hasn't been enough rigorous research to back them up.…”

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Impact of Physiotherapy on Vital Signs and Blood Gases in COVID-19 Patients

Elsherbeni¹,

Flefil²,

Badr³

et al. 2023

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine

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Background: The severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), the Middle East respiratory syndrome, and the common cold are all diseases that can be brought on by the coronavirus family of viruses (MERS). A disease epidemic that began in China was linked to a novel coronavirus in 2019. A person's quality of life is impacted by Corona Virus Disease 2019 , which also raises the rate of morbidity and mortality. The chance of developing a major disease from COVID-19 rises with age in older adults. A major sickness may be more likely to strike those who already have underlying medical issues. Objectives: The purpose of the current study is to objectively evaluate the effect of physiotherapy therapy on COVID-19 patients. Patients and methods: A total of 60 COVID-19 patients were included, with ages ranging from 46-55 years, and were divided into two age-and-sex-matched groups. They were divided into two groups; A and B (intervention and control), of an equal number of patients, each 30. Both groups received their COVID-19 medical treatment. In addition, group A received a physiotherapy protocol, 3 times per week for 2 weeks as a total period of treatment. Vital signs and blood gases were measured before and after the study. Results: There was a statistically significantly higher post-intervention O2 saturation and PaO2 in group A vs. group B, and a statistically significantly higher post-intervention PaCO2 in group B vs. group A. There was no statistically significant difference in all other parameters (systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, HCO3, PH, heart rate, or respiratory rate). Conclusion: For COVID-19 patients, the physiotherapy therapy PT protocol is an effective, noninvasive, and safe method.

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“…The findings of the present study are consistent with those of Jarosz et al (9) , who sought to highlight recent developments in the care of COVID-19 patients using physiotherapy.…”

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Impact of Physiotherapy on Vital Signs and Blood Gases in COVID-19 Patients

Elsherbeni¹,

Flefil²,

Badr³

et al. 2023

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine

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“…Dado isso, ao estabelecer um plano de tratamento direcionado para um paciente específico, espera-se que haja a adaptação dos tipos de condutas a serem aplicadas aos diferentes tipos de respiração disfuncional. Literaturas diversas atentam quanto aos distúrbios relacionados à hiperventilação, em concordância, afirmam que o recomendado para esses pacientes é que haja intervalos entre um ciclo e outro e os ciclos não devem exceder 2-3 minutos (cerca de 8-12 inalações e/ou exalações, para que se haja um melhor aproveitamento de tempo, qualidade e boa execução dos exercícios, é o que será preconizado durante a aplicação dos exercícios por meio do aplicativo (Jarosz, et al, 2020;Kader, et al, 2022;Rodrigues, et al, 2020).…”

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FisioAr I: aplicativo móvel desenvolvido para reeducação respiratória na reabilitação pulmonar

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Filho²,

Santos³

et al. 2022

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O objetivo foi desenvolver um aplicativo móvel para reeducação respiratória na Reabilitação Pulmonar. O aplicativo surgiu da necessidade de implementar parte da RP proposta no projeto anterior à pandemia, porém tornou-se independente do projeto, sem aplicação em seres humanos e foi desenvolvido como produto-final. É escrito na linguagem de programação Java, foi desenvolvido por meio da plataforma Kodular, que é baseada no código fonte da plataforma App Inventor 2 e é compatível com o sistema operacional Android. Ele conta com uma interface criada de forma dinâmica, com telas e ícones coloridos para estímulo visual; assim como, a captação de áudio para que o sistema do app reconheça o ruído do sopro em direção ao sensor de som dos celulares, bem como, caixas de mensagens de aviso e botões que direcionam para textos de orientação para introduzir o usuário no jogo em questão. Há proteção legal com os direitos autorais do FisioAr I por meio do Certificado de Registro de Programa de Computador (Anexo I), fornecido pelo Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial e Diretoria de Patentes. O software é uma ferramenta criada para facilitar e ensinar o usuário sobre padrões ventilatórios incrementado em treinos funcionais, no cotidiano e em seu tratamento, em busca de dinamicidade e benefícios metabólicos.

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Application and effectiveness of respiratory physiotherapy in the prevention and treatment of patients with Covid-19

Abstract: Introduction: COVID-19 as a respiratory disease is the latest challenge in modern medicine. As in most health problems, respiratory rehabilitation also finds application in this case.

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Impact of Physiotherapy on Vital Signs and Blood Gases in COVID-19 Patients

Impact of Physiotherapy on Vital Signs and Blood Gases in COVID-19 Patients

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