82 cases of pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome nursing intervention.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 82 cases of pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome nursing intervention [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the care of patients with pregnancy induced hypertension. Methods: 82 cases of hospitalized patients with pregnancy induced hypertension were reviewed. Results: The effective care, with no serious complications were cured. Conclusion: The treatment of pregnancy induced hypertension by active, effective care can improve quality of life of mother and child, reducing maternal and fetal mortality. [Keywords:] pregnancy-induced hypertension; nursing intervention Pregnancy induced hypertension (referred to as “PIH,” is a common complication of obstetrics is one of the maternal and perinatal cause of death among children [1], often occurs after pregnancy or puerperal 20W early. Clinical manifestations hypertension, proteinuria, edema, severe convulsions, coma, and even maternal death. with our department treated 82 patients with pregnancy hypertension, through the meticulous care and with drug treatment, and achieved satisfactory results. 1 Clinical data 82 cases of pregnant women in this group, the youngest 22 years old, maximum of 43 years, average 32.5 years old. Primipara of 52 cases, the mothers of 30 cases. Gestational age 28-39 weeks. 2 nursing intervention 2.1 Psychological Care: For pregnant women in the spirit of excessive tension or by stimulating the central nervous system disorders are caused by elevated blood pressure and can easily produce anxiety. Anxiety can make the body sympathetic nerve activity, heart rate, blood pressure, for hypertension adverse treatment. Thus nurses should be more concerned about the patients, the warm reception and give spiritual comfort, so amiable, thoughtful and meticulous, the lifting of ideological concerns, to increase confidence, with the treatment. to shorten the psychological distance with the medical staff, the establishment of trust [ 2].