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Objective To study the application of stomach tube insertion in the lateral recumbent position in rescuing the unconscious patients,to reduce the discomfort of patients and increase the one-time success rate in the insertion of stomach tube. Methods 100 cases of unconscious patients were divided into the control group and the treatment group with 50 cases in each, they adopted routine tube insertion method and tube insertion in the lateral recumbent position.The success rate of tube insertion and incidence of complications were collected and analyzed in the two groups.Results The experimental group had a higher success rate and less complications compared with the control group.Conclusions The lateral recumbent position for stomach tube insertion is the ideal position for the unconscious patients.
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Objective To understand the functional exercise situation of the total hip arthroplasty(THA)patients in hospital. Methods Using self-designed functional exercise in patients with TKA outline the structure of observation, observation and collection of Orthopedic Surgery,71 cases (91 hips)received THA in patients with relevant information. Results After the former 3d,22.5% of patients did not exercise;After 14 d continuous passive motion (CPM) ,hip joint exercises were separately accounted for 71.8% and 81.7% ,and static muscle contraction,straight leg raising were accounted for 40.8 percent and 81.7 percent. The four exercise started lately, training methods were not standardized the patients, insisted on a shorter time;single-and double-hip replacement hip replacement in patients with Shimoji routing practice started time respectively, after (6.51 ± 2.90 ) d and ( 10.30 ± 3.21 ) d. In the functional exercise process,CPM was assisted by nurse,in other exercises was assisted by retaining workers and patients families. Conclusion THA patients hospitalized during the actual exercise of the number,frequency,timing and methods vary, nursing staff should be further explored how to ensure that patients really effective rehabilitation exercise to further enhance the effect of patients with rehabilitation exercises.