58 cases of pulmonary infection causes cerebral hemorrhage and Nursing Strategy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 58 cases of pulmonary infection causes cerebral hemorrhage and Nursing Strategy [Abstract] Objective To investigate pulmonary infection in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage related causes and nursing. Methods A retrospective analysis from January 2006 to December 2007 were treated 58 cases of cerebral hemorrhage related to pulmonary infection, and proposes nursing. results of pulmonary infection in patients with cerebral hemorrhage and severity of the disease, age, state of consciousness, swallowing, tracheotomy, suction, lying, smoking history and other factors. Conclusion cerebral hemorrhage complicated with pulmonary infection by a variety of reasons To timely prevention and treatment of a variety of reasons, can reduce the infection rate, lower mortality, which should be attached great importance to clinical care. [Keywords:] cerebral hemorrhage, pulmonary infection, nursing Cerebral hemorrhage (intracerebralhemorrhage, ICH) patients often due to disturbance of consciousness, cough and swallowing reflex causes weakening or disappearance of pulmonary infection, it was reported incidence of up to 25.15% ~ 46.20%, severe airway obstruction may be asphyxiation due to leaving patients died [1]. Therefore, the process of cerebral hemorrhage in the rescue, good respiratory care, pulmonary infection control is very important. As living standards improve, hypertension, diabetes and other chronic diseases, increased incidence of cerebral hemorrhage also increases the incidence of, and pulmonary infection is the main complication of cerebral hemorrhage [2]. In order to reduce intracerebral hemorrhage incidence of lung infection, we have in our hospital from January 2006 to December 2007 , received hospital treatment of 58 cases of cerebral hemorrhage complicated with pulmonary infection were retrospectively analyzed the causes of lung infections caused by and the corresponding care measures. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clini