Maternal and newborn assessment and emergency treatment of critically ill patients.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Maternal and newborn assessment and emergency treatment of critically ill patients Keywords:] rescue maternal newborn evaluation of critically ill patients Hospital is located in the Taihang Mountains, is a three B MCH, to carry 3.2 million people in the region, women and children health care tasks. A full-house a total of gynecology, obstetrics, pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric surgery, etc. 6 clinical departments, the hospital discharged patients in 2007 the number of 7 700 people, including the rescue of 320 passengers in critically ill patients, accounting for 4.2% of discharged patients (320 / 7, 700) success rate was 94.7% (303/320). The data of 100 patients with severe obstetric hospital patients, 182 cases of neonatal age, the occurrence of critically ill patients, gestational age and disease categories for analysis. Subjects and methods 1. Target: hospital January 1, 2007 ~ Dec. 31, 2007 hospital obstetric and neonatal mortality in critically ill patients and patients. Pregnant women 2 346 cases, 100 cases in which rescue critically ill patients, pregnant women pregnant women accounted for critically ill patients ratio of 4.3%; critically ill patients aged 20 to 35 years with a mean age of 28.1 years. neonatology 758 cases hospitalized children, including 182 cases of rescue critically ill patients, critically ill newborn infants accounted for the proportion of neonatal hospital stay 24.0%; critically ill patients children from birth to 1 min ~ 28 d, the average age of 6.9 d. 2. Data collection method: According to the obstetrics, neonatal admission and discharge register, maternal and child health information systems survey report maternal, child health care under the age of 5, survey reports, access to hospital information system data. 3. The definition of critically ill patients: 24 h postpartum hemorrhage 500 ml, severe preeclampsia, placental abruption with hemorrhage, amniotic fluid embolism, produced