Covid_19 and psychosocial effects of salbutamol MDI on repiratory ventilation

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During2021year ,the COVID-19 has been highly psychosocial phenomena and will be diagnosis as crucial of the human race and his style life through physiological and biochemical actions in human history due to international development at this time for epidemic and pandemic corona patient who tend to be afraid should be infected the virus and lead to feeling of stress with fear and depression of the health problem has been highly importance for combating as “coronavirus info endemic diseases”. The aim of this study to investigation the risk management that included not just the threat itself but also how corona patient perceive and respond to the threat in Kirkuk city .Methods :The study done period for 8 weeks during2021 onset of march until mayo and patient need to be intensive care unit (ICU) due to acute respiratory syndrome (ARDS) with case induced mechanical respiration during regarding of respiratory capacity within indicated(tidal volume with positive end expiratory pressure PEEP and peak airway meter for plateau pressure within residual volume(RV) measurement and respiratory system compliance for detected PBW-index value and breathing rate during measuring(tidal volume X respiratory rate X Paco2) / (PBW X100 X37.5) and gas exchanges severe COVID 19 ARDS patients for [1–10] day after hospitals in Kirkuk city have been turning for using more salbutamol MDI. Result: thirty one moderate and 19 severe ARDS COVID 19 patients were studied after initiation of high PEEP protective ventilation for observed moderate decreasing respiratory system compliance 29.5 [23.1–40.4] mL/cmH2O at ending expiratory lung volume: 1100 [1611–1323] ml. Gas exchanges was hypercapnia 66 [55–72] mmHg during high physiological dead space (VD/VT) : 85 [79–95.5] % when ventilator ratio (VR): 2.7 [2.4–4.6]. VD/VT and VR was significantly decreased by inhaler(MDI) using. Conclusion:

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