hepatitis cirrhosis and severe erythema multiforme nursing experience（肝炎肝硬化和严重的多形性红斑护理经验）.docVIP

Hepatitis cirrhosis and severe erythema multiforme nursing experience [Keywords] erythema multiforme; hepatitis and cirrhosis; care Also known as exudative erythema multiforme erythema multiforme, is a complex etiology of acute inflammatory skin disease [1]. Rash with pleomorphic, often accompanied by mucosal lesions, lesion characteristics, clinical divided into three types: ( 1) rash - pimples Type: This type is the most common; (2) blister - bullous type: damage to clustered or scattered blisters, bullae; (3) severe type: also known as Stevens-Johnson syndrome. abrupt onset, often high fever, headache, sore throat, joint pain and systemic symptoms. lesions bright red or dark red iris-like erythema or ecchymosis, blisters, bullous or blood blister on. Lesions may be confluent sheet, widely distributed in the mouth, nose, eyes, genitals and other parts, and severe mucosal involvement. Mouth, nasal blisters erosion, eye appear conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal ulcers can also be complicated by pneumonia , myocarditis, arthritis, gastrointestinal ulcers and liver and kidney damage, appear relevant clinical symptoms and signs of .2011 on June 25, the department treated one cases of hepatitis and decompensated cirrhosis associated with heavy-duty erythema multiforme patients. After more than a month of intensive treatment and care of patients with liver cirrhosis decompensation improved, “heavy erythema multiforme” cured. now nursing reported as follows. 1 Clinical data Patients, female, 60-year-old had “hepatitis, cirrhosis” many times in our hospital were discharged improved the generalized skin erythema, blisters, bullae, blood blisters, purpura, mouth, nose spots eye genital etc. mucosal blisters, erosions. hospital with hepatitis, cirrhosis decompensation associated with severe erythema multiforme “admitted to the hospital after admission given to prevent infection, nutritional support, hepatoprotective, hemostasis symptomatic comprehensive treatment