Patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma after chemotherapy of anxiety and related factors.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma after chemotherapy of anxiety and related factors Study: Single Yan Mei, Luo Mei Dan, Liang Guizhen [Abstract] Objective To investigate the extent of nasopharyngeal carcinoma after chemotherapy in patients with anxiety and related factors. Methods State - Trait Anxiety Inventory state anxiety in the anxiety questionnaire and self-designed questionnaire related factors, 36 cases of nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients were investigated after chemotherapy . Results of the survey the level of higher than normal anxiety. Learn chemotherapy nursing knowledge and ability to self-care with chemotherapy, family, social change and the role of cognitive self-image is reduced in patients with anxiety-related factors. Conclusion enhance chemotherapy of nasopharyngeal carcinoma psychological care of patients and health education, the use of targeted measures to alleviate the anxiety is conducive to the rehabilitation of patients. [Keywords:] nasopharyngeal cancer, chemotherapy, anxiety [Abstract] ObjectiveTo investigate the anxiety of cancer patients after chemotherapy pharyngeal and correlation factors.MethodsUsing the condition anxious questionnaire and independently designed anxious correlation factor questionnaire to do the research in 36 pharyngeal cancer patients who were already cured by chemotherapy.ResultsWe found that the anxiety of the sample was higher than the normal people ‘. Moreover, the outcome also told us lacking of chemotherapy nursing knowledge and the chemotherapy self-nursing ability, changing of family social role and decreasing cognition of personal image were the reasons why those patients felt anxious . ConclusionReinforcing psychological nursing, health education and using relative measures to ease anxiety of patient after chemotherapy can accelerate patient’s restoration. [Keywords:] pharyngeal cancer; chemotherapy; anxiety With the change of medical model and psycholo