Perioperative spinal anesthesia for patients with psychological intervention study.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Perioperative spinal anesthesia for patients with psychological intervention study [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the perioperative period in patients with spinal anesthesia carry out psychological intervention effect. Methods: For the implementation of randomly selected patients undergoing spinal anesthesia in 95 cases, ASA Grade Ⅰ ~ Ⅱ condition assessment level. Patients were randomly divided into experimental group and control group, experimental group of 46 cases, 49 cases of the control group. The experimental group of patients in their pre-operative, surgical and post-operative psychological intervention in the control group, only the implementation of routine perioperative care. 72 h after the completion of anxiety and self-assessment scale (SAS) evaluation and self-compiled effects rating scale scores. Results: The implementation of the psychological intervention, the experimental group patients in the perioperative period of emotional stability, blood pressure, pulse normal, postoperative analgesia was satisfactory bowel movement time for recovery and get out of bed significantly earlier than the control group. Conclusion: Psychological interventions can reduce spinal anesthesia in patients with perioperative stress response, to promote postoperative recovery. [Keywords:] psychological intervention; perioperative period; Spinal anesthesia Discussion of Psychological Intervention on the Patients with Anesthesia in Vertebral Canal During the Period of Operation Abstract: Objective Observe the effect of psychological intervention on the patients during the period of operation. Methods Choose 95 patients who intend to be anesthetized in vertebral canal at random and the evaluation of state of illness by means of ASA is Ⅰ ~ Ⅱ stage. The patients were divided into two groups at random; the experimental group consisted of 46 and the comparison group 49. The patients in experimental group were conducted with psychologic