Rhadinosa vein puncture in the application of clinical nursing work experience.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Rhadinosa vein puncture in the application of clinical nursing work experience [Abstract] Due to the heavy task of nursing work, nurses are routinely conduct various care operations, in order to complete the various tasks, the patient’s feelings are often overlooked, but that it is a good nurse as long as the idea of sharply can not meet the patient needs. If the humane care and health education into operation, so that patients feel psychological and physical comfort, make the operation more diverse and specific, would not only achieve good infusion treatment, but also created a good social and economic benefits, and followed the principle of continuous improvement of quality of care, contribute to achieving effective management of superior quality of care. [Keywords:] vein pierce straight into the puncture; clinical care; humanistic care Venipuncture is the care of the most common and one of the most basic operational skills, but also in patients with the greatest exposure, the most helpless of an option. How in the treatment of patients with the disease at the same time, reducing the pain caused by invasive operation is the inpatient nursing staff, especially nurses, deserve attention and study. I passed 2 a clinical practice, a monthly random survey. The results showed that intravenous pierce straight into the puncture a successful high rate reflects the pain in patients with mild intravenous catheter long time effect is good. These are as follows. 1 Data and methods From August 2003 to August 2004 inpatient patients, daily 20 million, 4 ~ 5:1 male to female ratio, age 5 years to 70 years old. Random grouping, respectively pierce straight into the law and the diagonal stabbing method to observe the position, back of the hand, dorsum, upper and lower extremity superficial veins, choose the vein from the remote start. Steps to tie a tourniquet usually about 6 cm above the puncture, disinfecting the range of 5 cm or more, ask