Preoperative psychological intervention on observed effects of gynecological surgery patients.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Preoperative psychological intervention on observed effects of gynecological surgery patients [Abstract] Objective To investigate the preoperative psychological intervention on patients undergoing gynecologic surgery quality of sleep the night before, intraoperative heart rate, blood pressure, use of adjuvant drugs and narcotic postoperative recovery, further improve the preoperative psychological intervention. Methods 140 patients gynecological surgery were randomly divided into control and intervention group and control group routine preoperative preparation, intervention group were prepared on the basis of preoperative psychological intervention, patients were observed sleep the night before surgery, intraoperative heart rate, blood pressure , the use of adjuvant drugs and narcotic postoperative recovery. Results in intervention group than the control group of patients better quality of sleep, intraoperative heart rate, blood pressure fluctuation is small, less than the control group, anesthesia adjunct, anal exhaust time was shorter and Shimoji the control group. Conclusions of gynecological surgery patients with preoperative psychological intervention can improve the sleep quality of patients to maintain intraoperative heart rate, blood pressure stable, reducing anesthetic adjunct to promote postoperative recovery. [Keywords:] gynecological surgery patients; preoperative; psychological intervention Surgery as a source of stress can often lead to patients experiencing strong physiological and psychological reactions, these reactions if too strong, not only for the nervous, endocrine and circulatory system have an impact, it will interfere with surgery and anesthesia in the smooth implementation of the patient treatment options [1]. gynecologic surgery is also often a special psychological problems, worry about the obstacles of life after surgery to affect marital relations. So psychological burden, often resulting in the pat