Neonatal intubation gastric lavage in different ways Comparison_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Neonatal intubation gastric lavage in different ways Comparison [Abstract] Objective To investigate neonatal intubation, gastric lavage appropriate way. Methods 78 cases of neonatal vomiting, were randomly divided into two groups: experimental group of 40 patients by means of oral intubation in the control group, 38 cases with nasal intubation way, comparing two kinds of modes 1 intubation success rate of intubation, gastric lavage cooperative when the newborn, is performing well after gastric lavage, esophagus, nasal mucosa injury. Results The statistical analysis of the experimental group is better than the control group (P lt;0.01 or P lt;0.05). Conclusion The oral intubation, gastric lavage does not involve the nasal cavity, easy to operate, little impact on the children. [Keywords:] Infant, Newborn, vomiting, gastric lavage, intubation Vomiting (vomiting is a common symptom of the neonatal period, especially in infants 3 to 4 days, more common [1]. Is due to ingestion of amniotic fluid volume delivery is too much or swallowed meconium-stained amniotic fluid or infection can stimulate new gastric mucosa of children, resulting in the secretion of gastric acid and mucus and vomiting caused by hyperthyroidism. Clinical Multi by 1% NaHCO3 solution to gastric lavage, through clinical practice, through the mouth and stomach cannula nasal stomach cannula by comparing the traditional, oral gastric tube insertion does not involve the nasal cavity, one intubation success rate, mucosal damage, little impact on children [2]. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Object Select March 2006 ~ March 2007 I am rooming District Branch 78 cases of neonatal vomiting, gastric lavage were randomly divided into oral intubation group (experimental group) 40 cases of nasal intubation, gastric lavage group (control group) 38 cases, Apgar scores were 8 to 10 minutes, vomiting occurs after the birth time is 2 ~ 48h, two groups of newborn gestational age,