on cataract patients with diabetes mellitus perioperative nursing（在糖尿病患者白内障围手术期护理）.docVIP

On cataract patients with diabetes mellitus Perioperative Nursing Paper Network: [Abstract] Objective To investigate patients with diabetes during cataract modern extracapsular cataract extraction + intraocular lens implantation perioperative nursing. Methods 68 cases of cataract patients with diabetes preoperative preparation and psychological care, effective control blood sugar, blood pressure, after close observation of changes in condition, prevent complications. Results The preoperative and postoperative blood glucose control are satisfied, the patient with good visual acuity improved in varying degrees, surgical results were satisfactory, no complications. perioperative findings as long as the positive control of blood sugar, good health education, strengthen the observation, diabetes, eye surgery is no longer listed as a contraindication. perioperative positive control of blood glucose in patients with diabetes surgery is to ensure a guarantee of success. [Keywords] cataract diabetes perioperative nursing Cataract is a common disease affecting physical and mental health of the elderly, seriously endangering the lives of the elderly As people’s living standards, increased incidence of diabetes, diabetic cataract patients has been rising, and the incidence of cataracts in diabetic patients higher than the general population, early onset, rapid development. cataract surgery is the only effective way to cure. Wound healing in diabetic patients because of poor, prone to infection, bleeding, and complications such as retinopathy, an ophthalmologist for cataract surgery in diabetic patients with the coexistence of more careful. Our department in January 2010 to October were treated 68 cases of cataract patients with diabetes, Perioperative care now reported as follows. Clinical data 1.1 General information on this group of patients 68 patients, 38 males and 30 females, eye surgery in 9 patients, aged 51 to 68 years, mean 61 years, history of dia