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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Amputation of the entire nursing intervention in patients with [Keywords:] amputee Amputation is the surgical removal has lost its viability through, there is no physiological function, endangering human life, some or all of the limbs, in order to save patient lives, and through the installation of artificial limbs and rehabilitation training to improve limb function. Common in trauma, infection, cancer, nerve damage, peripheral vascular disease, congenital malformations. As the long-standing illness, torture, body and spirit has been great damage, and thus do a good job of patient care intervention is very important. I Branch in July 1997 ~ September 2005 patients were treated by amputation in 18 cases, 18 cases of amputation were carried out in patients with full rehabilitation care, and achieved good results, right now the whole course of nursing intervention in patients with amputations experience, experience summarized as follows . A clinical data Amputee patients in this group a total of 18 cases, 13 males and 5 females, of which 11 cases of traumatic amputation, three cases of malignant malignant tumor amputation, peripheral vascular disease, amputation in 2 cases, infection amputation in 2 cases. Including: two cases of upper limb amputation, leg amputation in 5 cases, 11 cases of leg amputation. A healed stump incision in 15 cases, 2 healed in 3 cases, hospitalization time of 13 to 48 days, an average of 23 days. 2 Preoperative psychological care Amputation not only left permanent physical appearance of defects, and to make physical dysfunction or loss, affecting the normal working, living, and social exchanges, resulting in adverse psychological affect the patient’s life, therefore, should start doing a good job of preoperative psychological care of patients with . These patients prone to psychological problems, including [1]: (1) anxiety; (2) psychological concerns; (3) of resistance; (4) pessimistic psychology; (5), dec