Nursing intervention on the prevention of pelvic radiation therapy effects in patients with diarrhea.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Nursing intervention on the prevention of pelvic radiation therapy effects in patients with diarrhea [Abstract] Objective To study the nursing intervention on the impact of pelvic radiation therapy in patients with diarrhea. Methods 66 patients were pelvic radiotherapy were randomly divided into control group and observation group of 33 cases. The usual care control group; the treatment group on the basis of routine care for biofeedback training, guidance self massage, too restrictive activities, and limited part of the food supply, drinking water guidance, psychological intervention, patients were observed and recorded the incidence of diarrhea. Results There were differences in the incidence of diarrhea was significantly significance (P lt;0.01), observed a low incidence group. Conclusion Nursing intervention can effectively prevent or reduce pelvic radiotherapy in patients with diarrhea. [Keywords:] nursing intervention; pelvic radiotherapy; diarrhea In recent years, technology continues to improve with treatment and the popularity of linear accelerator, radiation therapy in the comprehensive treatment of pelvic cancer play an increasingly important role, but the larger pelvic radiation injury [1]. Diarrhea in patients with pelvic radiotherapy common complication of diarrhea after pelvic radiotherapy is often overlooked by medical staff. a sustained increase in patients with severe diarrhea is not only physical pain, but will the body of the large amounts of water and the gastrointestinal fluid loss, leading to water-electrolyte and acid-base balance disorders, chronic diarrhea but also because the body can not absorb nutrients and can lead to malnutrition [2]. I Division of the pelvic radiotherapy in patients with preventive care interventions, and achieved good results, are reported below. Materials and Methods 1. General Information Select pelvic radiotherapy before the stool were normal without intestinal lesions, 6