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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 56 cases of cerebral hemorrhage Nursing [Keywords:] Cerebral Hemorrhage complications of care I Bureau since May 2007 ~ July 2008 a total of 56 cases of cerebral hemorrhage patients treated by an active and effective care and effective treatment and significantly, the report is as follows. 1 General Information The group of 56 cases, both Division I hospital inpatients, male 36 cases and 20 female; aged 60 years and above 40 cases, 16 cases under the age of 60; a history of hypertension, 47 patients had no history of hypertension in 9 cases. 2 Nursing 2.1 Acute Care 2.1.1 Note that the possibility of intracranial hemorrhage induced re-factors and constipation, agitation, excessive activity; is expected to target a stable condition within 7 d, no further bleeding occurred during hospitalization in stable condition or better. Wards to keep quiet, restricted access, reduce adverse stimulation, to avoid the patient irritability and emotional excitement, to avoid cross-infection. Closely observe the patient’s consciousness, pupils and other vital signs, physical activities, changes to early detection of a precursor to cerebral hemorrhage. To encourage patients to eat fresh fruits and vegetables. Defecation constipation can not be forced, from time to time to give Cullen a daily massage the abdomen in a clockwise direction in order to promote bowel movements, and patience to explain to patients the importance of smooth bowel movements, so that the patient lift the bed defecation discomfort, if necessary, give laxatives or softeners. Intracranial pressure was higher against a large number of high-pressure enema. Keep warm and avoid cold, severe cough caused by increased intracranial pressure. Acute cerebral hemorrhage, should be strictly bed rest to minimize the unnecessary moving. 2.1.2 Note that a patient’s consciousness to observe the changes in vital signs of patients in state of consciousness, pupil, blood pressure, pulse and resp