International Journal of Nursing Research

Objective To conduct a detailed observation and evaluation of the effectiveness of proactive risk nursing procedures in managing acute asthma with lung infections. Methods The study period was from September 2023 to September 2024, during which 100 patients with acute asthma and lung infections admitted to the hospital were selected for the study. These patients were divided into two groups based on their admission number (odd or even). The control group received routine care (50 cases), while the experimental group underwent proactive risk nursing procedures (50 cases). Data collection and organization, statistical analysis of clinical data, and evaluation of intervention effects were conducted. Results Statistical analysis revealed that the experimental group showed significant improvements in respiratory function, clinical recovery indicators, and nursing quality compared to the control group, with P values <0.05. Conclusion Proactive risk nursing procedures demonstrated significant advantages in the care of acute asthma and lung infections. These procedures not only effectively improved patients respiratory function and enhanced nursing quality and safety but also significantly accelerated the recovery process. Their application value is evident, and they are worth promoting.

Active risk nursing procedure; Acute asthma; Lung infection; Nursing effect