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When Should Deep Breathing Be Encouraged?

Nurses should encourage deep breathing in a variety of situations:
- Post-surgery: To prevent respiratory complications such as pneumonia and atelectasis.
- During periods of anxiety or stress: To help calm the nervous system and reduce stress levels.
- For chronic respiratory conditions: Such as COPD or asthma, to improve lung function and oxygenation.

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