Application of Pursed Lips Breathing Exercise Technique in Patients with Ineffective Breathing Pattern Disorders

alfa fitriya fafa; Rochmayanti; Wasis Widodo

Authors

alfa fitriya fafa Institut kesehatan dan bisnis annisa
Rochmayanti Institut Kesehatan dan Bisnis Annisa
Wasis Widodo Institut Kesehatan dan Bisnis Annisa

Keywords:

Keywords: Ineffective breathing pattern disorder, Pursed lips breathing exercise, oxygen saturation,Virginia Hendrenson's Theory of Nursing, Ineffective breathing, Pursed lips breathing, oxygen saturation, Virginia Hendrenson's Theory

Abstract

Abstract
Background: Respiratory system disorders are conditions in which lung function is impaired, causing
impaired ventilation, diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide, as well as tissue perfusion, which can lead to hypoxia or disorders. Based on Virginia Hendrenson's theory, the function of nurses helps individuals, both in sick and healthy conditions, by carrying out various activities that support health. This application aims to reduce shortness of breath with the Pursed lips breathing exercise technique which helps reduce shortness of breath, improve the oxygenation of patients.
Methods: The research method used was a descriptive case study with two patients. Data was collected
through observation sheets, oxygen saturation, shortness of breath degree scale, notebooks, flylets to teach the pursed lips breathing exercise technique
Results: The study showed that after the implementation of pursed lips breathing exercise, there was an increase in oxygen saturation as evidenced on the 1-3rd day of Mrs. D 99% and Mrs. 99%, It can be done independently with 3 cycles
Conclusions: The results of the research on the pursed lips breathing exercise technique have been proven to be effective in reducing oxygen saturation and the function of nurses in Virginia Hendrenson's concept is independence, patients will slowly begin to regain their independence, although this independence is relative because humans are social creatures who cannot live alone. Everyone has different needs. This is where the role of nurses as helpers helps achieve the patient's health and facilitates the recovery of their independence.

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