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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Coronary heart disease in patients with diabetes and CHD biochemical lifestyle, [Abstract] Objective To explore coronary heart disease in patients with diabetes and CHD lipid, uric acid characteristics, lifestyle and health knowledge to understand their situation, develop appropriate measures of nursing intervention. Used to detect CHD group (CHD group, n = 70, the crown heart disease complicated by diabetes group (CHD + DM group, n = 46, healthy control group (N group, n = 36 lipids and serum uric acid level, to CHD and CHD + DM group life and health knowledge survey. Comparison of healthy controls group and the DM group, coronary heart disease diabetes triglyceride (TG, uric acid (UA levels, high density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C levels decreased (P lt;0.05), relatively healthy control group, coronary heart disease reduce the level of HDL-C group, UA levels (P lt;0.05). TG levels of coronary heart disease increased in the diabetic group was higher than in CHD patients (lt;0.05, two groups of patients with HDL-C levels in the incidence of more than 50%. the two groups were poorer lifestyles and health knowledge, including diabetes, coronary heart disease in the control group the total food intake, vegetables, whole grains intake, limiting sweets and awareness of food rich in dietary fiber, and so better than CAD group (P lt;0.05). Conclusion lipid coronary heart disease patients with diabetes mellitus, uric acid metabolism disorders in patients with coronary heart disease more serious than a simple, should be targeted to strengthen hospital nursing intervention of coronary heart disease, secondary prevention of coronary heart disease well. [Keywords:] coronary heart disease, type 2 diabetes, uric acid, lipids, nursing intervention Abstract Objective To discuss the features of lipid and uric acid (UA) of the patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) with diabetes mellitus (DM) and of the patients with CHD, and to investiga