Nursing intervention on the PICC catheter after surgery limbs local treatment of skin allergies.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Nursing intervention on the PICC catheter after surgery limbs local treatment of skin allergies Author; CHEN Gui-Hua, Liang Mingjuan, Li Yan, Wang Qian Qin [Abstract] Objective To investigate the nursing intervention on peripherally inserted central venous catheter (PICC) after surgery limb effect of local skin allergies. My hospital breast cancer center in January 2003 ~ December 2005 a total of 68 cases of catheter after local allergic reactions in patients with limb surgery were randomly divided into two groups, of which 36 cases of the observation group and control group 32 cases. The control group taking conventional anti-allergy treatment, the observation group in the conventional anti-allergy treatment on the basis of the implementation of psychological care, symptomatic care, dietary guidance and health missionaries. Results The treatment group, comfort was significantly better than the control group (P lt;0.05). Conclusion of nursing intervention on limb PICC catheter after surgery local skin allergy treatment significant effect. [Keywords:] care; peripherally inserted central venous catheter; skin allergies Peripherally inserted central venous catheter (PICC) is safe, convenient, easy to grasp, save a long time (up to 1 year), can avoid the pain of an acupuncture treatment in patients with frequent and to prevent chemical intravenous Yandeng advantage [1]. PICC gradually in recent years to carry out large-scale domestic use, a wide range in chemotherapy, TPN, continuous narcotic medication and major surgery patients [2]. Some clinical findings in patients after catheter due to allergies, sweat stimulation, such as chemotherapy toxicity limb surgery for various reasons, have been a localized allergic reactions, and only mild symptoms of skin itching, showed moderate rash accompanied by itching, severe symptoms of In addition to itching, rash things, with a blister, caused discomfort to the patient, suf