Research on the application of nonverbal suggestion psychological counseling in patients with tracheal intubation in ICU

In the intensive-care unit (ICU), tracheal intubation (TI) is a regular treatment that frequently saves lives. But a sizable percentage of operations have life-threatening complications, making TI maybe one of the most frequent but unappreciated airway crises in the ICU. The client care paradigm in healthcare communication and behaviour has paid less attention to the significance of nonverbal communication. This is a result of the approach's very nature. Our objective was to determine what effect nonverbal communication research o ver the past 25 years has had on various health outcomes. We first discuss the functions of a nonverbal performance and its significance in treatment before demonstrating how a doctor's nonverbal behaviour affects a patient's satisfaction, trust, or adherence. The skills for assessing nonverbal behaviour are then provided. Therefore, the use of an Intubation Bundle is required for normal airway care in the ICU. Following a strategy for managing difficult airways that includes the utilization of tracheal aids and oral rescue tools and techniques is beneficial. The impact of interpersonal sensitivity on patient outcomes has also been demonstrated.