Emergency obstetric hysterectomy in 21 patients Effect of health education.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Emergency obstetric hysterectomy in 21 patients Effect of health education [Keywords:] Health Education hysterectomy postpartum hemorrhage Obstetric hemorrhage is the main cause of maternal mortality, obstetric emergency obstetric hysterectomy is the treatment of severe bleeding, a life-saving maternal measures and means [1]. Our hospital from January 1997 ~ January 2007 between the circumference Health of a total of 21 cases of emergency hysterectomy, patients have varying degrees of anxiety, depression, pain and other psychological conditions, targeted health education by nurses, and achieved good results, are as follows. Materials and Methods 1. Clinical Data January 1997 ~ January 2007 were treated in our hospital maternal 11,035 cases, including for emergency obstetric hysterectomy in 21 cases, the rate was 0.19%. Were the oldest 42 years old, minimum of 22 years, mean age 28 years. hysterectomy in 5 cases (accounting for 23.8% of emergency hysterectomy, subtotal hysterectomy surgery in 16 cases (accounting for 76.2% of emergency hysterectomy in cases of obstetric emergency hysterectomy .21 neonatal patients, 5 patients with mild asphyxia and severe asphyxia 7 cases and 2 deaths, neonatal mortality 9.5%. 2. Observation Method In health education before (after the first day) and health education (with 90 discharge symptom checklist (SCL 90 in the interpersonal sensitivity, depression, anxiety, and other (sleeping and eating conditions were assessed four factors, Comparison of scores between the two levels (factor scoregt; 2.2, indicating the existence of the factors described in the symptoms. 3. Health education measures (1 listen to the feelings of patients to obtain the trust of patients and timely understanding of the psychological needs of patients, can not have any intention of demeaning or discriminatory attitudes, it should not disclose patient’s condition, and do not in front of other people or famil