Psychological intervention on psychological status in patients with painless abortion effects.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Psychological intervention on psychological status in patients with painless abortion effects [Abstract] Objective To investigate the psychological intervention on psychological status in patients with painless abortion. METHODS 158 patients with painless abortion were randomly divided into experimental and control groups, the experimental group psychological intervention in the control group received routine care, comparing two treatment effect in patients. experimental group care before the SAS score 48.53 + -7.81, the implementation of psychological interventions reduced to 37.61 + -5.71 after, before the usual care control group 47.92 + -7.45, after the usual care to 41.76 + -8.77. anxiety scores after the intervention the experimental group was significantly lower than the control group (P lt;0.05). Conclusion painless abortion psychological intervention on psychological status of patients with significant improvement. [Keywords:] painless abortion, psychological intervention, nursing Abstract Objective To discuss the effect of psychological intervention on the psychological status of the patients with painless induced abortion. Methods 158 cases with painless induced abortion were randomly divided into 2 groups: experiment group and control group; psychological intervention was performed to patients in experiment group while routine nursing was performed to patients in control group; the curative effects of the 2 groups were compared. Results The SAS score of experiment group was 48.53 + -7.81 before psychological intervention but decreased to 37.61 + -5.71 after intervention; the SAS score of control group was 47.92 + -7.45 before routine nursing and that was 41.76 + -8.77 after routine nursing; The SAS score of experiment group after intervention was much lower than that of control group after routine nursing (P lt;0.05). Conclusions Psychological intervention can obviously improve the psychological status of the patient