Psychological care of traumatic paraplegia in the role of patient care.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Psychological care of traumatic paraplegia in the role of patient care [Abstract] Objective To explore the psychological and behavioral intervention on the impact of patients with indwelling stomach tube. Methods 128 patients with indwelling gastric tube patients were randomly grouped the intervention group and control group (64 cases each), indwelling stomach tube in the intervention group during the implementation of routine care and psycho-behavioral intervention in the control group only routine care. The results of the intervention group can effectively deal with nausea, and a number of cases of successful catheterization, as well as patient satisfaction with nursing effects of higher, to extricate themselves control the number of cases lower than the control group. Conclusion of effective psychological and behavioral interventions can significantly reduce the symptoms of patients with indwelling stomach tube to improve the success rate of a catheter to increase patient comfort, and strengthen compliance behaviors and reduce the incidence of tube to extricate themselves and improve the quality of nursing work. [Keywords:] psychological and behavioral interventions; stomach; impact effect Indwelling gastric tube is a general surgery operation of a basic nursing skills, not only requires the operation of skilled nursing staff with the skills, but also requires the close cooperation of patients. However, in clinical practice work, often occurs due to intubation in patients with nausea, vomiting, severe reactions resulted in difficult intubation or failure; or indwelling stomach tube during the period due to sore throat discomfort, patients have a clear intention of pulling, and even self-extraction of the stomach pipes affect the treatment. To understand the psychological and behavioral interventions on the impact of patients with indwelling stomach tube, the author of the indwelling stomach tube of 128 general surgery patients were