2018
DOI: 10.7860/jcdr/2018/36282.12130
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The Effect of Position Change on Arterial Oxygen Saturation in Cardiac and Respiratory Patients: A Randomised Clinical Trial

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“…In a different study, Ghorbani et al (2013) [13] , It has been shown that the mean value of HR and RR in premature infants with N-CPAP-treated respiratory distress syndrome has decreased in the prone position, thus rising their tachypnea and tachycardia and ~ 23 ~ making infants more relaxed in the prone position than in the supine. The findings of this study do not overlap with the results of Najafi et al, (2018) [24] Assessing the impact of a change in position on arterial oxygen saturation in cardiac and respiratory patients, the average percentage of oxygen saturation in prone positions was stated to be significantly lower than the positions of supine and semifowler. Also, Punthmatharith and Mora (2018) [31] , Revealed normal ranges with no significant differences in breathing rate, heart rate and oxygen saturation between infants in different positions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 51%
“…In a different study, Ghorbani et al (2013) [13] , It has been shown that the mean value of HR and RR in premature infants with N-CPAP-treated respiratory distress syndrome has decreased in the prone position, thus rising their tachypnea and tachycardia and ~ 23 ~ making infants more relaxed in the prone position than in the supine. The findings of this study do not overlap with the results of Najafi et al, (2018) [24] Assessing the impact of a change in position on arterial oxygen saturation in cardiac and respiratory patients, the average percentage of oxygen saturation in prone positions was stated to be significantly lower than the positions of supine and semifowler. Also, Punthmatharith and Mora (2018) [31] , Revealed normal ranges with no significant differences in breathing rate, heart rate and oxygen saturation between infants in different positions.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 51%
“…There were change in O2 saturation of the two respondents by 4-5%. Last, research conducted by Najafi et. al., (2018) in the ICU and CCU of 22 Bahman Hospital in Gonabad Iran, showed that arterial blood oxygen in the earlobe and in the semi-fowler position was higher than other points and positions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…al., 2020). So that, Nurses should give this position to patients with cardiorespiratory disorders as independent of nursing care implementation in the management of hypoxia (Najafi et. al., 2018;PPNI, 2018;Doyle and McCutcheon, 2012)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peneliti melakukan pengaturan posisi pada pasien ADHF sesuai dengan Good Clinical Practice (GCP) yang sudah sesuai dengan etis, yaitu waktu yang dilakukan penerapan posisi semi fowler 45 0 adalah 3x24 jam dengan 4 kali pengamatan tiap harinya untuk mengamati status hemodinamik sampel sebelum dan sesudah dilakukan intervensi (Putu et al, 2023). Penerapan intervensi ini sebelumnya dilakukan (Najafi, Dehkordi, & Memarbashi, 2018), dengan hasil yang menunjukkan berdampak signifikan dalam peningkatan saturasi oksigen. Hal tersebut bertolak belakang dengan hasil penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Eghbalian dan Moeinipour yang berjudul "efek posisi pada oksigen arteri saturasi pada bayi prematur dengan sindrom gangguan pernapasan di rumah sakit".…”
Section: Semi-fowlerunclassified