Abstract: Fifteen burn patients with varying degrees of inhalation injury were treated with phased predictive care. During the shock phase，the goal of preventing airway obstruction and pulmonary edema was achieved through early establishment of artificial airways and fluid resuscitation based on hemodynamic monitoring. And we achieved the goal of maintaining airway patency through graded airway management during the stable period. During the rehabilitation period，the goal of restoring lung function and preventing atelectasis was achieved through early lung rehabilitation. By implementing comprehensive hospital infection and control management throughout the process，the goal of preventing lung infections was achieved. All 15 patients recovered and were discharged from the hospital without any complications such as respiratory obstruction，pulmonary edema，atelectasis，or severe pulmonary infection.

Key words: Group, Burns, Inhalation, Complications, Critical Care Nursing