Negative pressure method for indwelling superficial vein surgery in patients with hemorrhagic shock of rescue.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Negative pressure method for indwelling superficial vein surgery in patients with hemorrhagic shock of rescue [Keywords:] intravenous catheter; shock; nursing shock is the body of the response to the sharp reduction in effective circulating blood volume is inadequate tissue perfusion and metabolic disorder caused by the pathological process of cell damage [1]. Hemorrhagic shock rescue Emergency fluid resuscitation is the key to treatment [2]. In order to improve intravenous catheter in the rescue of shock patients, March 2007 -2008 in April, we have a variety of causes in patients with hemorrhagic shock, try to use negative pressure indwelling superficial vein surgery method, the needle before the duo, will be connected to indwelling needle and syringe in the puncture process, the side edge of Withdrawing the syringe needle to form a human vacuum, then vacuum as direction, to go-between purpose, thereby enhancing the success rate of the method and received good results, are presented below. 1 1.1 General Information The clinical data of 64 cases of group of patients, including 21 males and 43 females; aged 20 to 71 years. 25 cases of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, rupture in 4 cases, 30 cases of ectopic pregnancy, postpartum hemorrhage in 5 cases. BP 0 ~ 90mmHg / 0 ~ 50mmHg, heart rate 90 ~ 140 times / min, blood loss was 800 ~ 2400ml. puncture success rate of 95.3%. Intravenous infusion with 1.2 material objects, enter the liquid superficial venous catheter and fixed applicator, infusion sets, syringes each one, normal saline (10ml / sticks) 1. 1.3 The methods and steps (1) the conventional method is quick ready input liquid, with a 5ml syringe 2 ~ 4ml normal saline for use. (2) catheter connecting the syringe after a successful discharge. Or for patients who will be operating side, unscrew infusion filters, first scalp needle and syringe connected to draw a line on the catheter. (3) choice of a good vein, t