Earthquake caused 12 cases of closed abdominal injury first aid and nursing care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Earthquake caused 12 cases of closed abdominal injury first aid and nursing care [Abstract] Objective on May 12, 2008 fall from a height caused by the earthquake of 12 cases of blunt abdominal injury observed in patients with abdominal signs. Methods rapid and effective infusion channel, correct shock, improve preoperative preparation and postoperative care, effective first aid and care measures. Results 11 patients were cured, and the other 1 with a serious chest injury and death. Conclusion blunt abdominal trauma is often associated with multiple organ damage, easily lead to hemorrhagic shock and multiple organ failure, therefore, closely observe the condition of timely rescue, as soon as possible to significantly reduce the complications of surgery and clinical mortality. [Keywords:] natural disasters; closed abdominal injury; nursing Earthquake (the earthquake occurs suddenly and often highly destructive of social and economic development, security and social features of human life caused serious harm, the devastating disaster recovery is also reflected in a long cycle, which is different from other natural earthquake the salient features of disaster, and post-earthquake relief long-term care is an integral part of disaster [1]. China is the world’s most important natural disasters, one of the countries, the earthquake disaster was the first public [2,3]. blunt abdominal trauma in critical condition, that does not delay treatment in time, our hospital were treated in the 5.12 earthquake JCP 12 patients with blunt abdominal trauma, the emergency treatment and 1 with a serious chest injury and death, the others through the nervous rescue, close observation, good nursing, and achieved good results. now nursing report below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information On May 12, 2008 earthquake eager to come to our hospital patients hurt falling from a height of 12 cases, 7 males and 5 females, aged 27 to 52 years, averag