Infants after open heart surgery for invasive blood pressure monitoring and nursing care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Infants after open heart surgery for invasive blood pressure monitoring and nursing care [Abstract] Objective To investigate and analyze the infants after open heart surgery for invasive blood pressure monitoring and care. Methods 60 cases of congenital heart disease in our department infants after open heart surgery for arterial cannulation for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring and care and observation combined with the experience of clinical disease were reviewed. Results 60 children were all cured. Conclusion of infants after open heart surgery arterial catheter line hemodynamic monitoring, and can effectively and accurately the dynamic monitoring of blood pressure changes, facilitate the continuous monitoring of heart and lung function in children, in order to provide accurate and timely rescue and treatment of clinical data, and proper care can effectively prevent complications. [Keywords:] infant open heart surgery care and monitoring of invasive blood pressure Invasive blood pressure monitoring (Invasive Blood Pressure, IBP open heart surgery in infants and young children the important means of monitoring, manometry catheter through the artery waveform analysis of arterial pressure directly reflect the dynamic changes of vascular function in children to determine effective . At the same time, through the arterial catheter, or arterial blood samples collected specimens of the ideal way. so the correct application and care artery catheter is essential. our hospital in October 2008 ~ May 2009 a total line of infant heart surgery 60 patients underwent postoperative invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring, now nursing are described below. 1 Clinical data and methods 1.1 General information 60 patients in this group, 22 male and 38 female, aged 5 months to 5 years with an average age of 3.5 years. Including 20 cases of ventricular septal defect, atrial septal defect in 18 cases, ventricular septal d