Abstract
A visual assessment of compliance with the requirements of epidemiological safety of 52 open-air respiratory tract care procedures in 8 operated adult patients undergoing long-term artificial lung ventilation in the department of anesthesiology and resuscitation of a cardiac hospital showed a high frequency of violations of the technology of these procedures. To optimize the care of the respiratory tract in such patients and improve epidemiological safety, an improved manipulation algorithm is proposed. The issue of the priority of rehabilitation of the tracheobronchial tree and upper respiratory tract requires further epidemiological and microbiological assessmen.
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