Psychological intervention on patients with cervical spondylosis Perioperative preoperative psychological stress response.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Psychological intervention on patients with cervical spondylosis Perioperative preoperative psychological stress response [Abstract] Objective To investigate the psychological intervention on patients with cervical spondylosis Perioperative preoperative psychological stress response. Methods 56 cases of hospitalized patients with cervical disease were randomly divided into observation group (28 cases and the control group (28 patients in the observation group received Perioperative preoperative psychological intervention, control group received general psychological care. Application State Anxiety Inventory (STAI measure the value of preoperative anxiety, and implement appropriate psychological intervention. in the hospital, the night before surgery, intraoperative morning 7:00 monitoring heart rate, blood pressure. outcome study group after the intervention of anxiety state than before the intervention significantly reduced, the difference was significant (P lt;0.05. Conclusion Psychological intervention can significantly lower preoperative cervical spondylosis patients with anxiety, which can effectively promote the rehabilitation of patients, improve living quality. [Keywords:] psychological intervention, psychological stress and anxiety Clinical cervical disease is common, the disease causes pain, dizziness, upper limb paralysis and other symptoms of acid, the patient’s subjective experience, most patients with anxiety, depression and other psychiatric symptoms, this cervical disease by analyzing the psychological state of patients before, of psychological intervention in patients with cervical spine involvement preoperative psychological stress response, for the early rehabilitation of patients with cervical take appropriate measures to provide the scientific basis of psychological intervention. 1. Objects April 2004 to November 2007 in our hospital spine, bone disease of the cervical spine surgical patients hospitali