Acute respiratory failure

Acute respiratory failure rescue procedures include immediate high-flow oxygen, establishment of artificial airway and mechanical ventilation, anti-infection treatment, maintenance of water electrolyte balance, treatment of primary disease and close monitoring of vital signs. Acute respiratory failure is a serious disease that requires immediate and effective rescue measures. The following are the rescue procedures for acute respiratory failure: Acute respiratory failure can lead to hypoxia, and immediate high-flow oxygen can correct the hypoxia and improve symptoms. 2. Establish artificial airway: If the patient has respiratory failure, an artificial airway, such as endotracheal intubation or tracheotomy, needs to be established to ensure that the respiratory tract is unobstructed. 3. Mechanical ventilation: If the patient has severe respiratory failure, mechanical ventilation is required to help the patient breathe. Mechanical ventilation can use positive pressure ventilation or negative pressure ventilation. 4. Anti-infection treatment: acute respiratory failure may be caused by infection, and timely anti-infection treatment is needed to control infection. 5. Maintenance of water electrolyte balance: acute respiratory failure may lead to water electrolyte imbalance, which needs to be corrected in time to maintain normal body function. 6. Treatment of primary disease: The cause of acute respiratory failure may be caused by a variety of diseases, requiring timely treatment of the primary disease to fundamentally solve the problem of respiratory failure.7. Close monitoring of vital signs: In the rescue process, it is necessary to closely monitor the patient's vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, etc., as well as blood gas analysis and other indicators, to assess the patient's condition changes, and timely adjust the treatment plan. In short, the rescue of acute respiratory failure needs timely and effective, multidisciplinary cooperation and comprehensive treatment. In the rescue process, it is necessary to closely monitor the patient's condition changes and adjust the treatment plan in time to improve the rescue success rate. 2. Establishment of artificial airway and mechanical ventilation are important means to ensure smooth respiratory tract and assist respiration. 3. Anti-infection treatment is the key measure to control infection. 4. Maintenance of water electrolyte balance is an important measure to maintain normal body function. 5. Treatment of primary disease is the key measure to fundamentally solve respiratory failure. 6. Close monitoring of vital signs and blood gas analysis is an important basis for evaluating the change of disease and adjusting treatment plan.