Effectiveness of Radiological Imaging in Early Detection of ICU-Acquired Pneumonia and its Impact on Nursing Care Plans

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  • Ammar Adnan Abuseer, Turki Bukhetan Alsolami, Ouhod Jaber Alshmrani, Zainab Hassan Alamri, Saleh Abdulrahman Ahmed Al-Ghamdi, Fatemah Zaed Ali Otuadi, Abdulmajeed Hulayyil Namay Almutairi
  • Tariq Mohamed Saeed Alalawi, Nafea Mubarak Alzahrani, Mohammed Shami Ahmed Alsulbi, Salman Salem Algethami, Khalid Moparh Alfaify, Majed Hamed Al Harbi, Jameel Wasl Allah Wasl Albeshri, Khalid Mesfer Allehyani

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1221

Abstract

Aim: To assess the effectiveness of radiological imaging in early detection of ICU-acquired pneumonia (ICUAP) and its impact on nursing care plans. Radiological imaging is vital for the early detection and management of ICUAP, with modalities such as chest radiography and CT scans offering critical diagnostic insights. Emerging technologies like lung ultrasound and AI-enhanced imaging further enhance accuracy and accessibility. Imaging findings guide nursing interventions, enabling timely respiratory support, infection control, and tailored care plans. Despite challenges such as limited access and logistical constraints, integrating advanced imaging tools into ICU workflows significantly improves patient outcomes and optimizes nursing care strategies.

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2024-07-10

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Ammar Adnan Abuseer, Turki Bukhetan Alsolami, Ouhod Jaber Alshmrani, Zainab Hassan Alamri, Saleh Abdulrahman Ahmed Al-Ghamdi, Fatemah Zaed Ali Otuadi, Abdulmajeed Hulayyil Namay Almutairi, & Tariq Mohamed Saeed Alalawi, Nafea Mubarak Alzahrani, Mohammed Shami Ahmed Alsulbi, Salman Salem Algethami, Khalid Moparh Alfaify, Majed Hamed Al Harbi, Jameel Wasl Allah Wasl Albeshri, Khalid Mesfer Allehyani. (2024). Effectiveness of Radiological Imaging in Early Detection of ICU-Acquired Pneumonia and its Impact on Nursing Care Plans . Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 70–76. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1221

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