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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 On intravenous magnesium sulfate squeeze method to alleviate the impact of local pain induced by potassium [Abstract] Objective To study and evaluate intravenous magnesium sulfate topical potassium produce pain relief effect, reduce the suffering of the patients, improve patient medication compliance. Methods This study used self-control method, select the intravenous potassium occurred during the 45 patients with pain patients were pain assessment, in its puncture at 5-6cm above the dressing for topical use of magnesium sulfate and carefully observe the patient during treatment changes in pain intensity, assessed again after the end of infusion and recorded. Results After the intervention topical pain was significantly lower than before . using the rank sum test on each patient’s pain before and after the intervention were analyzed and Z =- 5.7, P lt;0.05, statistically significant. Conclusions topical magnesium sulfate for the relief of pain due to intravenous potassium valid and is an inexpensive method for safe pain relief. [Keywords:] potassium sulfate pain 1 Introduction 1.1 Background clinical patients often eat less than the long-term, application of furosemide, a diuretic according Thani acid, renal tubular acidosis, vomiting, persistent gastrointestinal decompression and other causes of hypokalemia [1]. often the clinical application of intravenous infusion of 10% potassium chloride solution to correct electrolyte imbalance in patients, but intravenous infusion of potassium can lead to partial venous spasm, local pain or radiating pain occurs infusion. severe potassium too long may result in local tissue necrosis or phlebitis occurs [2]. This has resulted in some patients refuse to use such substances. reduce the compliance of patients with adverse effects of treatment. 1.1.1 the application of magnesium sulfate in the swelling Zhoufang Fang, Yan-Fang Yang and so maternal natural childbirth, in the regular