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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Diabetic patients with depression and nursing observation [Keywords:] diabetes, depression and nursing observation Diabetes is a common chronic diseases, including type 2 diabetes accounting for 90%. Recent studies have shown that various stress social and psychological factors such as psychological trauma can cause diabetes, diabetes itself can cause or aggravate the incidence of depressive symptoms [1], diabetic patients Symptoms of depression can directly affect the quality of life of patients and functional recovery. Therefore, 90 cases of our investigation and analysis of hospitalized patients with diabetes and the implementation of nursing intervention, and achieved certain results. 1 Clinical data 90 cases were type 2 diabetic patients, respectively, from age, gender, marital status, social class, living conditions, different angles, and the statistical incidence of depression. Including the age of 30 to 40 years old in 36 cases, accounting for 40% 40 to 70 years in 54 cases, 60%, male 34 cases, 38%, female 56 cases, accounting for 62%. 14 cases of married men, unmarried 20 cases, 32 cases of married women, unmarried 24. favorable socio-economic status in 40 patients, social status, 50 cases less than ideal. and negative life events such as marriage, occupation, property, and other relevant neighborhood of 62 cases, accounting for 69%, and 28 cases unrelated to life events, accounting for 31%. 2 Analysis of risk factors with Depression Typical cases through observation and statistics, found that diabetic patients with risk factors for depression and age, sex, marital status, social class, life events have a certain relationship between the incidence rate in the elderly was significantly higher than young people, which may be middle-aged self-esteem, low self-esteem, anxiety and psychological characteristics of the bear family and social responsibility. increased prevalence of women than men, more women than men ma