Research Article

Oxygen Requirement and Associated Risk Factors in Post-COVID-19 Patients Admitted to a Tertiary Care Center: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Modes of oxygen therapy in post-COVID-19 patients during the first two weeks of study.

Day of admissionTotal patients (n)Nasal cannula n (%)Face mask n (%)Reservoir mask n (%)CPAP n(%)BiPAP n(%)

1st9564 (67.37)21 (22.11)8 (8.42)1 (1.05)1 (1.05)
2nd8962 (69.66)17 (19.10)8 (8.99)1 (1.12)1 (1.12)
3rd7353 (72.60)13 (17.81)5 (6.85)1 (1.37)1 (1.37)
4th5844 (75.86)9 (15.52)3 (5.17)1 (1.72)1 (1.72)
5th5038 (76.00)7 (14.00)3 (6.00)1 (2.00)1 (2.00)
6th4031 (77.50)5 (12.50)2 (5.00)1 (2.50)1 (2.50)
7th3123 (74.19)4 (12.90)1 (3.23)03 (9.68)
8th3026 (86.67)02 (6.67)02 (6.67)
9th2521 (84.00)02 (8.00)02 (8.00)
10th2520 (80.00)03 (12.00)02 (8.00)
11th1711 (64.71)2 (11.76)4 (23.53)00
12th159 (60.00)4 (26.67)2 (13.33)00
13th138 (61.54)5 (38.46)000
14th1211 (91.67)1 (8.33)000

Note. CPAP: continuous positive airway pressure. BiPAP: bilevel positive airway pressure.