Comprehensive nursing intervention on elderly type 2 diabetic patients blood glucose lipid and blood pressure and complications.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Comprehensive nursing intervention on elderly type 2 diabetic patients blood glucose lipid and blood pressure and complications [Keywords:] comprehensive nursing intervention in type 2 diabetes Diabetic patients is currently about 5 000 of million of 120 million people every year the number of increments (1). Chronic hyperglycemia due to multiple organs, especially to human eyes, kidneys, nerves, and the long-term damage to cause cardiovascular dysfunction or failure (2 ). Therefore, patients with type 2 diabetes drug therapy at the same time actively standardized, comprehensive physical and psychological care and intervention, is the key to successful treatment (3.) paper on elderly patients with type 2 diabetes on the basis of conventional drug therapy, the full specification to strengthen the integrated nursing intervention to improve patient knowledge of disease, operating skills and self-monitoring, self-management ability, the blood glucose, blood pressure, blood lipid levels have been well improved, to reduce or avoid complications, improve patient quality of life for clinical life information. An object and methods 1.1 The object and general information Choose from March 2007 to July 2009 in our hospital for treatment of elderly patients with type 2 diabetes 105 patients were male and 59 cases, female 46, aged 61 to 88 (mean (70.8 + -12.5 years), occupation to mental the majority of workers about 2 / 3. randomly divided into integrated care intervention group and control group. comprehensive nursing intervention group of 63 patients, 36 males and 27 females, male to female ratio was 1.33:1, age 61 to 88 ( average (69.9 + -13.1 years), duration of 2 to 13 (mean (7.8 + -4.2) years, 20 cases of overweight, with cholesterol and triglyceride targets higher than normal in 52 cases, 33 patients with hypertension , fasting blood glucose (15.51 +-2.14mmol / L, control group 42 patients, 27 males and 15 females, male to fema