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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Risk management in the nursing management of orthopedic [Keywords:] Risk Management Risk management (risk management, RM) refers to the risk of economic loss to be found, evaluation, and to seek their responses to management science to reduce the risk of economic loss and legal proceedings for the purpose of [1]. Risk management is the medical care of patients, medical staff, health care technology, pharmaceuticals, environment, equipment, health care systems and procedures to manage risk factors such as the activities of [2]. As public health awareness and advocacy increasing awareness of ‘the risk of health care everywhere’ has become the consensus of the medical care sector. Orthopedic trauma patients admitted to hospitals due to accident or accidents were mostly injured, emergency and more complex with multiple injuries and other serious trauma injuries and more complex condition, change quickly, after multi-channel, course, bed relatively long time, right Nursing demanding, difficult and arduous life care, patients and their families without psychological preparation, affordability and poor features. Thus, timely detection and effective treatment of nursing services in the process of various types of risk, and constantly improve the quality of care, care management has become a bone facing new problems. This analysis of orthopedic care are all risk factors, to seek its preventive measures to reduce risk factor care, effective care to avoid the risk of the occurrence. An analysis of risk factors for orthopedic care 1.1 The basic theory and specialist medical care and lack of knowledge of existing and potential nursing problems caused by lack of predictability of the risks highlighted in the event of multiple injuries, complex injuries such as severe trauma patients admitted to hospital, due to complexity of the wounded injury, serious , his condition rapidly changing needs of nurses with a more comprehensive theoretical knowledge