Effect of respiratory muscle assessment-based muscle relaxation training on postoperative pulmonary function rehabilitation, sputum excretion and quality of life of patients receiving thoracic surgeries

Muscle relaxation training relieves the nervousness and anxiety of patients, attenuates progression respiratory tract infection, lung injury other postoperative complications. In this study, we evaluated effects nursing intervention combined with muscle assessment-based on pulmonary function rehabilitation, sputum excretion quality life in patients receiving thoracic surgeries. A total 140 eligible were randomly assigned into an observation group a control group. The underwent routine nursing, received training. Pulmonary before after compared. After intervention, indices [forced vital capacity (FVC), forced expiratory volume one second (FEV1), maximal voluntary ventilation (MVV) FEV1/FVC ratio] significantly improved both groups compared those better outcomes (P <0.05). Sputum was superior to that 48 h 72 surgery scores all dimensions (daily life, social activities, symptoms depressive symptoms) lowered decreases larger Nursing can enhance effectively improve expectoration undergoing