ABSTRACT
Acute pancreatitis is a clinically common acute abdominal disease with complex etiology. Acute pancreatitis is reportedly related to the history of biliary tract disease, drinking, hyperlipidemia, age, body mass index, and other related risk factors. In terms of the severity of acute pancreatitis, there are different scoring indicators, laboratory testing indicators, and imaging evaluation indicators. The paper reviews the risk factors and severity evaluation of acute pancreatitis to standardize the treatment of patients, strengthen clinical nursing, and improve prognosis.
ABSTRACT
Acute stress disorder is a transient mental disorder caused by sudden and unusual stressful life events or persistent difficulties in a period of time after acute traumatic events. Cirrhotic patients with portal hypertension complicated by upper gastrointestinal bleeding suffer from immediate or rapidly developing symptoms, which often lead to acute stress disorder. This review summarizes risk factors and clinical nursing strategies of acute stress disorder, so as to provide evidence for starting early intervention, strengthening clinical nursing, and improving prognosis and mood.