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OBJECTIVE To enhance the control of nosocomial infection and the quality of medical nursing.METHODS The risk factors and etiological factors of nosocomial infection caused by non-medical-staff in sickroom were analyzed.RESULTS In order to control the nosocomial infection,we needed to strengthen the management in the following aspects: working procedures and tools of non-medical-staff,knowledge and sterilizing procedures for visitors,etc.CONCLUSIONS Standardized monitoring to non-medical-staff is the important measure to reduce the nosocomial infection.
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OBJECTIVE To prevent clinical infection due to intravenous infusion by indwelling trocar.METHODS The methods of intravenous infusion by indwelling trocar,the location the indwelling time and the relationship of veinal infection with indwelling trocar were observed in 320 cases.RESULTS Veinal infection didn′t occur in patients who used the trocar.CONCLUSIONS The risk factors of infection due to intravenous infusion by indwelling trocar include the location of puncture,washing hands,aseptic technique,enveloping duct technique,application exchange,osmotic pressure of drug,indwelling time,operation technique,patients′ own situation and so on.Correct operation and standard management can prevent infection of intravenous infusion by inewelling trocar.
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OBJECTIVE To prevent intravenous transfusion infection through scalp acupuncture.METHODS The method,site,time and the infection rate of 380 cases with scalp acupuncture were analyzed.RESULTS No infection was occurred in 380 scalp acupunture cases.Among them,36(6.8%) cases were found phlebitis due to more times puncture and irritation of exosmosis medicine.CONCLUSIONS It is important for nurses to choose intravenous and prepare medicine correctly.Normal procedure and management of scalp acupuncture can prevent intravenous infection.
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Objective To summarize the clinical experience of minimally invasive treatment (sclerosing therapy, intravascular intervention, laser coagulation, etc) for Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome (K-TS). Methods A total of 32 patients with K-TS were treated in this hospital from February 1989 to November 2004. Vascular embolization was used in patients with abnormal arteriovenous fistula or abnormal collateral arterial pathway. The insufficient valves of the deep veins were minimally invasively repaired. Laser coagulation was utilized for treating bulky varicosities. For angiomas and engorged venous plexus of the limbs, the sclerosing agent was injected. Results Varicosis, including reticular venous dilation, subsided completely. Angiography revealed an immediate disappearance of arteriovenous fistula and abnormal blood supply of the femur. The enlargement of involved limbs was diminished gradually. The angioma became completely sclerous, disappeared or decreased in size, without dwindling under pressure. In patients with venous valve reconstruction, Doppler ultrasonography showed no reflux. Follow-up for 1~7 years (mean, years) in all the 32 patients found no recurrence. Conclusions Minimally invasive treatment, including intravascular intervention, laser coagulation, sclerosing agent injection, mini-incision valve repair and so on, is effective for the management of Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome.
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To explore the rational nursing care in patients with acute aortic saddle embolism perioperatively.Emergency operations of retrograde catheter or transaortic embolectomy were done on 36 cases,and intensive care was given simultaneously.The results showed the normal blood flow was restored right after operation.3 patients died of myonephropathic metabolic syndrome or heart failure.30 cases were followed up from 1 to 4 years.A good result was obtained in 20 cases.The results indicated that a higher cure rate, with less complications and lower mortality rate,could be obtained if operative measures were untaken early and perioperafive nursing care were stressed,in acute aortic saddle embolism.