Alzheimer total hip arthroplasty in patients with perioperative nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Alzheimer total hip arthroplasty in patients with perioperative nursing [Abstract] Objective Alzheimer total hip arthroplasty in patients with perioperative nursing experience, to improve nursing skills. Methods 72 cases of senile dementia patients undergoing hip replacement surgery, the different stages of treatment to take care of targeted measures , especially for non-compliance behavior of patients to take effective measures. Results 1 case of this group of patients during hospitalization without artificial joint dislocation, due care is not ill lead to other complications. Conclusion perioperative observation and care, to convince patients with senile dementia care is the whole key to the success of hip replacement surgery. [Keywords:] dementia, total hip replacement, care With the acceleration of China’s aging population, increased in patients with senile dementia, senile dementia is a common disease endangering the health of the elderly. Senile dementia patients often due to poor health, slow, slow and unsteady gait and falls caused by femoral neck fractures. surgical bone disease in our hospital were treated in the past 3 years, patients with Alzheimer’s disease treated with total hip replacement in 72 cases, the medical staff’s careful treatment and careful nursing, and achieved good effect, not only ease the suffering of patients, to maintain normal joint function, but also improve the quality of life of patients. 1 Clinical data The group of 72 patients, 43 males, 29 females, aged 62 to 102 years. The clinical aspects of senile dementia characterized by decreased intelligence, personality recession, memory, thinking, understanding, judging, computing and speech are subject to varying degrees damage, do not follow the rules, drop control, poor compliance behavior, incontinence and other. were inadvertently caused by fall of femoral neck fracture and underwent total hip replacement. 2 Preoperative Care 2.1