Nursing intervention research on severe acute pancreatitis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Nursing intervention research on severe acute pancreatitis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the nursing intervention in severe acute pancreatitis (SAP importance. Methods 61 cases of SAP patients were randomly divided into control group and treatment group. Control group using traditional mechanical methods of care in the treatment group to take active care interventions, including psychological nursing intervention to strengthen the basic nursing, respiratory ventilation nursing intervention and effective nursing intervention cycle, and other important nursing intervention in organ function, fight infection and various pipes nursing intervention nursing intervention. Comparison of two groups of patients in the cure rate, mortality and average length of stay and other indicators. The results of the treatment group 96.8% cure rate, mortality rate 3.2%, the average length of stay (13.65 + -1.37 days, while the control group were 80%, 20% and (19.88 + -1.29 days, The index difference between two groups was significant (P lt;0.05. Conclusion strengthen risk of complications of early protection against SAP, SAP importance of early treatment of patients can significantly improve the cure rate, reduce mortality and shorten hospital stay in patients with very important clinical value. [Keywords:] nursing intervention, severe acute pancreatitis, research [Abstract] Objective To investigate the importance of nursing intervention for severe acute pancreatitis (SAP.Methods 61 SAP patients were randomly divided into the treatment and control groups. Patients in the treatment group were given active nursing intervention, including mental nursing intervention, strengthening basic nursing, breath ventilation nursing intervention, effect circulation nursing intervention, other critical organ function nursing intervention, anti-infection nursing intervention and various kinds conducts nursing intervention. Patients in the control group were gi