The influence of inhaled user to maintain airway clearance. Results: The patients showed patency / looseness airway, had not felt clogged nose, coughing is reduced after a given action.
The primary data obtained from direct observation of patients, interviews with patients and families, physical examination while the secondary data obtained by looking at medical records, and is supported by journals and books related to the theme of ISPA. Negotiation analysis international issues approaches Staring and hermaphrodite Tre passes his fledgling. Methods: The method used is a case study approach in ARD patients in health centers and home Polokarto patient., The manner in which the author is through the collection of primary data and secondary data. If the airway clearance is not maintained then the patient will experience airway obstruction resulting in ineffective airway clearance Objective: provide a real experience to the author in the management efforts should be made to provide nursing care to maintain airway clearance in pediatric patients with respiratory tract infections I. Airway clearance is important because the airway is the main road to the air circulation in the body so that the cell metabolism is necessary to sustain adequate respiratory function. The problem that usually occurs is ineffective airway clearance. Episode cold in Toddlers in Indonesia is estimated to 2-3 times/year. The incidence by age group Toddlers estimated 0.29 episodes per child / year in developing countries and 0.05 episodes per child / year in developed countries.
Askep Keluarga Dengan Ispa Pada Anak Pdf.Acute respiratory infection is caused four of the 15 million estimate of deaths in children under 5 years old each year, as many as two-thirds of these deaths are babies.
PDF (NASKAH PUBLIKASI) Publikasi Ilmiah.pdf PDF (LAMPIRAN) LAMPIRAN ASKEP.pdf Restricted to Repository staff only PDF (PERNYATAAN PUBLIKASI ILMIAH) SURAT PERNYATAAN PUBLIKASI.pdf Restricted to Repository staff only Abstract Background: Acute Respiratory Infections are one of the most common causes of death in children in developing countries.