Outpatient surgery patients on postoperative cognitive status of nursing knowledge Investigation and Analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Outpatient surgery patients on postoperative cognitive status of nursing knowledge Investigation and Analysis [Abstract] through the use of a questionnaire survey of outpatient surgery patients, we found that outpatient surgery and postoperative care have a certain understanding of the basic knowledge required to carry out targeted health guidance; pairs of highly specialized knowledge to strengthen the missionary efforts . [Keywords:] outpatient surgery postoperative cognitive nursing knowledge To understand the outpatient surgery and postoperative care knowledge and behavior in order to provide a theoretical basis after health education, in August 2008 -2,009 years in February of 108 cases of ambulatory surgery patients were investigated, the report is as follows. 1 object Randomly selected in August 2008 -2009 year in February to do outpatient surgery in our hospital 108 patients were studied, 66 cases were male and 42 female; aged 11-61 years with a mean (32.98 ± 12.77) years; Occupation: 28 cases of workers, peasants 22 cases, 6 cases of teachers, students 24 cases, 4 cases of cadres, staff in 8 cases, an unemployed 14 cases, other 2 cases. Education level: college and above 26 cases, 32 cases of high school or secondary school, junior 36 cases, primary and secondary schools and the following 14 cases. Reimbursement of medical expenses: health insurance 12 cases, all 96 cases at their own expense. Economic situation: no income in 28 cases, 500 yuan / month in 26 cases, 500-1,000 yuan / month in 28 cases ,1000-1500 yuan / month in 18 cases, 2,000 yuan / month for more than 8 cases. The types of surgery: 44 cases of superficial tumors, breast tumors in 12 cases, deputy breast 7 cases, 5 cases of underarm odor, lymph node biopsy in 3 cases, circumcision in 23 cases, small blood vessels in tumors in 5 cases, ganglion cyst in 5 cases, nerve sheath tumors 1 case of scalp tumor in 3 cases. 2 Methods Reference to relevant literature