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Houser, J. (2018). Nursing Research: Reading Using, and Creating Evidence. (4th ed.). Jones & Bartlett Learning.

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Mechanical ventilation is a standard supportive treatment offered to COVID-19 patients, especially those who develop acute respiratory distress syndrome. COVID-19 patients who are put on ventilators are at risk of having some complications. Such patients are at a high risk of having Ventilator-Associated Bacterial Pneumonia, which worsens the clinical condition, increases hospitalization costs, and increases mortality of the victims.

In the article, COVID‐19‐associated pulmonary aspergillosis (CAPA) in patients admitted with severe COVID‐19 pneumonia: an observational study from Pakistan, Nasir and his colleagues investigated a well-known ventilator-associated complication known as COVID-19-associated invasive aspergillosis (CAPA). An observational study was done on COVID-19 patients with severe pneumonia. The study sample includes 147 patients confirmed to have COVD-19 and 23 patients awaiting ICU admission due to the virus. The subjects used in the study had a range of 51 to 85 years of age from February 2020 to April 2020. The diagnosis was based on mycological data, radiological results, and scientific parameters.

According to Nasir et al. (2020), out of 170 patients, five patients had CAPA, four had Aspergillus colonization. The authors found out that the most common co-morbid were diabetes mellitus. In addition to the condition, there was a 44% fatality rate of COVID-19 patients with aspergillosis. The research article contains crucial information concerning COVID-19 pneumonia and other-related problems. Apart from the importance of being put into a ventilator, a healthcare professional can understand other complications a patient can suffer. The authors state that prolonged ICU admission can increase chances of having invasive aspergillosis. Therefore, a healthcare professional can understand ways of reducing severe pneumonia among COVID-19 patients through close monitoring of the immunomodulators and use of steroids.

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Houser, J. (2018).

Nursing Research: Reading Using, and Creating Evidence

. (4th

ed.).

Jones & Bartlett Learning.

At least 250 words

Mechanical ventilation is a standard supportive treatment offered to COVID

19 patients,

especially those who develop acute respiratory distress syndrome. COVID

19 patients

who are put on ventilators are at risk of having some complications. Such patients a

re at

a high risk of having Ventilator

Associated Bacterial Pneumonia, which worsens the

clinical condition, increases hospitalization costs, and increases mortality of the victims.

In the article,

COVID

associated pulmonary aspergillosis (CAPA) in pati

ents

admitted with severe COVID

19 pneumonia: an observational study from Pakistan

Nasir and his colleagues investigated a well

known ventilator

associated complication

known as COVID

associated invasive aspergillosis (CAPA). An observational study

was

done on COVID

19 patients with severe pneumonia. The study sample includes

147 patients confirmed to have COVD

19 and 23 patients awaiting ICU admission due

to the virus. The subjects used in the study had a range of 51 to 85 years of age from

February 20

20 to April 2020. The diagnosis was based on mycological data, radiological

results, and scientific parameters.

According to Nasir et al. (2020), out of 170 patients, five patients had CAPA, four

had

Aspergillus

colonization. The authors found out that

the most common co

morbid

were diabetes mellitus. In addition to the condition, there was a 44% fatality rate of

COVID

19 patients with aspergillosis. The research article contains crucial information

concerning COVID

19 pneumonia and other