Bedsore prevention of elderly advanced cancer patients and nursing intervention.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Bedsore prevention of elderly advanced cancer patients and nursing intervention Of: Zhang Ju, Fuyan Yu, Liao Xiaoling [Abstract] Objective To investigate the prevention of pressure ulcers in patients with advanced cancer elderly difficulties related factors and proposed prevention and care interventions. Methods Retrospective analysis of 28 cases of elderly patients with advanced cancer clinical information: the incidence of elderly patients with advanced cancer of the skin and the elderly because characteristics, condition changes and the lack of awareness about prevention of pressure ulcers, 28 patients with advanced cancer elderly patients with chronic pressure sores in nursing intervention program. the result of chronic pressure ulcers to implement preventive care intervention program, 28 cases of elderly patients with advanced tumors no case of bedsores. Conclusions Elderly advanced cancer patients with pressure ulcers focuses on prevention, awareness of elderly patients with advanced cancer bedsore prevention awareness, strengthen the predictability of health care and education of patients, elderly advanced cancer patients to reduce the incidence of pressure sores to relieve the suffering of elderly advanced cancer patients, improve patient quality of life. [Keywords:] advanced cancer; bedsore; nursing intervention Bed sores are a result of the oppression of local skin for a long time, resulting in ischemia, necrosis, ulceration caused. According to U.S. statistics, the 71% of pressure ulcers in people over the age of 70 [1]. In addition to pressure, friction and moisture, etc. external risk factors, but also with the characteristics of the pathophysiology of elderly patients is related to skin aging in elderly patients, limb movement disorder, incontinence, elderly patients with more advanced cancer at the end stage of life, systemic multiple tumor metastasis, causing multiple organ failure, and combined malnutrition,