Position before surgery on the thyroid after training on the impact of patient comfort.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Position before surgery on the thyroid after training on the impact of patient comfort [Abstract] Objective To investigate patients before surgery for thyroid postural training can improve the comfort of their patients. Methods 100 cases of thyroid surgery were randomly divided into control group of 50 cases and 50 cases of the observation group. Surgery control group, the traditional position , the observation group to send someone before surgery for thyroid patients improved posture training so that they required by surgical placement position, and then observe and compare the two groups were dizziness, vomiting and other symptoms. Results observation group, dizziness, vomiting The incidence was significantly lower than the control group, and the observation group, the operation time and postoperative pain in patients was significantly better than the control group. Conclusions of thyroid surgery patients before surgery posture training, can enhance the patient’s tolerance, concurrent decrease disease occurred after thyroidectomy to prevent headaches, vomiting and other symptoms so that patients more receptive, with the surgery, the operation more smoothly, while conducive to the rapid recovery after surgery, so as to achieve the best surgical results. [Keywords: thyroid comfort of postural training Surgical thyroid disease, including thyroid hyperactivity disorder, simple goiter and thyroid tumor surgery. The traditional thyroid surgery in most cases, the neck hyperextended, that is, after anesthesia for patients, their neck, upper body booster, so that head thrown back, trachea and thyroid fully exposed until the surgical incision was sutured before the end of the pad when the pillow will remove the upper body. Since the first surgery for a long time back, tend to make most of the patients due to postural discomfort, postoperative physical fatigue, dizziness, headache, nausea and even asthma, breathing difficulties and