Multiple trauma patients with thoracic and abdominal catheter observation comfortable supine.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Multiple trauma patients with thoracic and abdominal catheter observation comfortable supine Of: Lin Yuejuan, Kangya Chan, high Xu-hua, Yang Yuyan [Keywords:] multiple trauma; chest and abdomen; tube; comfortable supine Physical and psychological comfort is a felt sense of Aetna, no worries, fear or pain. In the multiple trauma to his chest and joint damage mainly in patients after thoracic and abdominal catheter against the accidental injury, trauma, the body of various drainage stimulus control, resulting in limited supine, physical and psychological discomfort increased, not only affects the rest, and the patient safety of the pipeline can not be guaranteed, thus affecting the treatment of their disease, not conducive to good recovery. author December 2008 -2010 in March on the surgical ICU, admitted to our hospital with multiple injuries combined thoracic and abdominal injury after catheter line chest and abdomen in patients with clinical observation and comfort of lying, through the practice found that 30 of the half-head of the bed elevated supine patient feels most comfortable. are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Select December 2008 -2010 in March into the hospital surgical ICU with multiple injuries to his chest and joint injuries based patients. Sample selection criteria: (1) chest and abdomen combined injury; (2) closed thoracic drainage and abdominal drainage tube equipped with a variety of; (3) conscious. A total of 60 cases, male 47, female 13 (sex composition of the difference was not statistically significant compared with Pgt; 0.05); in accordance with the random number table method, divided into an experimental group of 30 cases and the control group of 30 patients, average age of both groups of patients, ICU time, and APACHE score difference was not statistically significant, see Table 1. Table 1, two groups of patients in the general sociological conditions and acute physiol