on special medication record sheet in the application of dopamine injection（在特殊应用多巴胺注射药物记录单）.docVIP

On special medication record sheet in the application of dopamine injection [Abstract] Objective To investigate the specific medication records of a single injection on the application of the dopamine effect. Methods 177 cases of patients, according to the different reactions occur, to take active care interventions results in this table, 177 cases a year and a half of patients applications, 50 patients a small area of #8203;#8203;skin appears pale, white tissue recovery after giving heat, 6 patients purple skin, moist heat immediately to give magnesium sulfate topical ointment plus hi Liao properly after use alternating purple skin returned to normal, 1 patient mesh upper extremity skin pale, by the use of phentolamine injection after the tissue moist heat recovery to discuss the use of special medication record sheet to improve the nursing work responsibility, enhanced safety awareness, so that nurses consciously ground inspection, ground observation, ground records, handling abnormal situations in a timely manner, greatly reducing the leakage of fluid caused by tissue necrosis, reducing the suffering of the patients, increase patient satisfaction. [Keywords] special dopamine medication record sheets designed clinical Dopamine for the anti-shock drug, widely used in clinical, high-dose (gt; 10ug/kg ?min intravenous infusion of dopamine can cause renal vasoconstriction, renal blood flow and decreased urine output, and systolic and diastolic blood pressure were caused by increased [1 ] dopamine for intravenous drug use, once the leakage in the skin can cause tissue necrosis [1], and dopamine into norepinephrine in the body, patients with a history of peripheral vascular disease (atherosclerosis, diabetes, arterial embolism, etc.) apply this drug, need to closely observe the body color, temperature changes, to prevent the severe contraction of blood vessels cause severe limb ischemia, necrosis [1] In order to prevent tissue necrosis caused by dopamine an