REEDUCATION FUNCTIONAL OF BREATHING IN THE CLIENT SUBMITTED TO GASTRECTOMY: PRE AND POSTOPERATIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAM

REEDUCATION FUNCTIONAL OF BREATHING IN THE CLIENT SUBMITTED TO GASTRECTOMY: PRE AND POSTOPERATIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAM

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Aim: To analyze the effects of a pre and post-operative breathing functional reeducation program in pain, respiratory rate and O2 saturation in the health/illness transition process of the client submitted to an elective gastrectomy.Method: A quasi-experimental and longitudinal study, MULTI VITAMIN JUNGLE BERRY based on a quantitative paradigm, with a sample of 60 clients distributed in two groups: 30 control and 30 intervention.Results: Low levels of pain were present in the study, with statistically significant advantages for clients of the intervention group at discharge and postoperative consultation (p=0.016 and p=0.

002, respectively).There is an immediate beneficial impact on oxygen saturation after the completion of the program, (p 0.05).Conclusion: The implementation of the program revealed benefits, mainly post-operative, with decreased pain level and increased oxygen saturation.

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