Psychological and behavioral intervention effects on the evaluation of patients with gastroscopy.doc

Psychological and behavioral intervention effects on the evaluation of patients with gastroscopy [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the psychological and behavioral interventions on the clinical effect in patients with gastroscopy. Methods: 258 cases in patients with normal endoscopy were randomly divided into intervention group and control group and intervention group received psychological and behavioral interventions in the control group were Conventional methods of examination, patients were observed before the test and check the heart rate, blood pressure and check the response. Results: The intervention group of patients can significantly reduce heart rate, blood pressure and check the response (P lt;0.05. Conclusion: The positive and effective psychological and behavioral interventions can significantly reduce the body in patients with gastroscopy and psychological stress response in the intensity of the successful completion of endoscopy has important clinical significance. [Keywords:] gastroscopy, psychological and behavioral interventions, stress response E-gastroscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of an important means of upper gastrointestinal diseases, inspection and treatment with other irreplaceable role, but endoscopy is an invasive examination, both a source of physical stress, but also a kinds of psychological stressors [1]. inevitably will lead to many patients with painful and patients are reluctant to accept the check, or check the lower tolerance, and tolerance has a direct impact on reducing the smooth check for, although the country has been used to ease the check painless gastroscopy caused pain, but users have reduced oxygen saturation, respiratory depression or apnea, and other complications may be, and to increase the patient’s costs, which are limited the widespread use of gastroscopy [2-3]. This study explored the psychological and behavioral interventions on gastroscopy patients. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical