This study is a systematic review of rehabilitation techniques, medical and nursing care, and heart monitoring in patients with lung involvement and fractures and multiple traumata. The lung is one of the main organs affected by the corona virus. According to the guidelines published in March 2020 for physiotherapists in the treatment of patients with COVID-19, cardiopulmonary physiotherapy focuses on the treatment and rehabilitation of acute and chronic respiratory conditions of patients, and the goal is to improve the physical strength of people following the disease. Based on this, physiotherapy can play an effective role in respiratory treatment and physical rehabilitation of patients with COVID-19. Dr. Kia added: People who have underlying risk factors and heart problems are more exposed to Covid-19, and of course, this virus itself can cause heart disease in people who do not have heart disease. A significant number of hospitalized corona patients suffer from myocardial damage, which is associated with an increased risk of death in these people. Myocardial damage can be caused in two ways: myocarditis or heart failure, which can be measured by echocardiography or blood markers. Another damage that the corona virus causes to the heart is the blockage of the coronary arteries in the form of MI or acute heart attacks. Another damage is cardiac arrhythmias or disturbances in the normal rhythm of the heart with the mechanism of the virus attack on the conduction system of the heart, which causes the person to experience an increase or decrease in the heart rate. Another complication of this virus is thrombosis or blood clots in the body or lung embolism or strokes. One of the symptoms that patients report these days when visiting doctors or medical centers is the feeling of pain while lying down, and in fact, it is most likely inflammation of the pericardium or pericarditis, which is caused by the attack and attack of the corona virus on the heart. The person becomes inflamed and it is one of the common symptoms of this disease

Rehabilitation Techniques, Medical and Nursing Care, Lung, Multiple Traumata