HIV and HCV co-infected patients with cirrhosis of the nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 HIV and HCV co-infected patients with cirrhosis of the nursing [Abstract] Objective To investigate the HIV and HCV co-infected patients in care. Methods 140 cases of HIV and HCV co-infected individuals and 33 patients infected with HCV alone, 15 years to analyze the progress of liver cirrhosis. Results The HIV and HCV co-infection the process of liver cirrhosis who fast, there is a serious hypoalbuminemia, decreased body resistance. Conclusion care of such patients should be strengthened targeted to achieve the slow process of cirrhosis, the purpose of improving the quality of life. [Keywords:] acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, hepatitis, chronic, cirrhosis, nursing Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV and hepatitis C virus (HCV have similar mode of transmission, may be by intravenous injection, blood products, sexual and perinatal transmission of such. Thus, in intravenous drug users, homosexuals, hemophiliacs There were other special populations in the phenomenon of co-infection. HIV and HCV co-infected with hepatitis C will accelerate the progress and how care is that people are more concerned about the issue. We retrospectively reviewed our hospital in January 2002 -2005 In 140 patients between March and HCV co-infected with HIV and HCV infection in 33 patients, 15 years separate the progress of liver cirrhosis, comparison of liver function, blood routine, the performance of portal hypertension to explore the nursing approach to the work of clinical care reference. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 The observation object in January 2002 -2005 in March, our hospital patients, HIV and HCV co-infected 140 patients, 70 patients were male, female 70 cases, with an average age of 38.29 years. Single HCV infection in 33 patients, 13 males patients and 20 female, mean age 39.06 years. two groups of patients were infected with HIV and the blood channels (or HCV, infection in 15 years time explicitly. two groups in age, sex, infection ti