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Objective To explore the application and nursing care of patients with severe burn patients with scar skin treated by ultrasound-guided PICC catheter placement. Methods Twelve patients with burn area of more than 95% were treated with intravenous catheter placement of PICC under the condition of scar hyperplasia skin with the help of ecg. Results Ten patients in elbow basilic vein catheterization by PICC disposable puncture, 1 cases of catheter in the right upper arm of the basilic vein into vascular sheath scar after guidewire dilating the skin in place leading to vascular sheath damaged anterior guidewire failed in bending catheter, to your left arm to venous catheter success, 1 cases of catheter for initial puncture puncture into the insufficient experience in successful puncture needle when the guide wire back because of scar skin relaxation will not needle guide wire fixing the wire with a lead to two times of puncture, 12 cases of catheter tip position by X-ray showed in the superior vena cava under 1/3, indwelling time ranged from-11 months of March, in the retention period without related complications. Conclusions It is feasible and advantageous for the application of PICC catheter in the treatment of severe burn patients with scar skin.
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Objective To explore the application and nursing care of patients with severe burn patients with scar skin treated by ultrasound-guided PICC catheter placement. Methods Twelve patients with burn area of more than 95% were treated with intravenous catheter placement of PICC under the condition of scar hyperplasia skin with the help of ecg. Results Ten patients in elbow basilic vein catheterization by PICC disposable puncture, 1 cases of catheter in the right upper arm of the basilic vein into vascular sheath scar after guidewire dilating the skin in place leading to vascular sheath damaged anterior guidewire failed in bending catheter, to your left arm to venous catheter success, 1 cases of catheter for initial puncture puncture into the insufficient experience in successful puncture needle when the guide wire back because of scar skin relaxation will not needle guide wire fixing the wire with a lead to two times of puncture, 12 cases of catheter tip position by X-ray showed in the superior vena cava under 1/3, indwelling time ranged from-11 months of March, in the retention period without related complications. Conclusions It is feasible and advantageous for the application of PICC catheter in the treatment of severe burn patients with scar skin.
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Objective To investigate the patient compliance and mental health conditions of quality care interventions PICC catheter affect tumor. Methods 123 cases of cancer patients were selected from March 2012 to October 2013 in our hospital, they were divided into two groups according to nursing methods, 62 cases in the observation group, 61 cases in the control group. The control group received basic care , the observation group was implemented quality care interventions on the basis of the control group. The compliance, mental health, satisfaction of two groups were com-pared. Results The patients maintain compliance in the observation group were better than the control group , the satis-faction total scores,the quality of care, nursing service, nursing process and other items satisfaction scores were higher than the control group, there were significantly differences between two groups (P<0.05). SCL-90 in depression, anx-iety , mental , forced , paranoid , sensitive , horror , hostility , and somatization factor score of the observation group after PICC catheter were significantly lower than the control group, there were significantly differeces (P<0.05). Con-clusion Quality care measures for cancer chemotherapy patients underwent intervention can PICC catheter and main-taining compliance, nursing satisfaction and improve quality of life, relief adverse psychological.
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Objective To discuss the impact of nursing intervention on self- care ability and health behavior of cancer patients with indwelling PICC in order to improve their life. Methods 218 cases of cancer patients with PICC catheter were randomly divided into the intervention group (107 patients)and the control group (111 patients),the control group were treated with conventional care, the intervention group was treated with targeted cognitive intervention by the PICC nurse specialists on the basis of conventional care. Interventions included improving health knowledge, self-concept, self-care responsibility and self-care skills in four areas, the intervention lasted 3 months. A questionnaire survey was conducted before and after intervention. Self-care skills and health behavior levels were compared between the two groups. Results Self-care skills and health behavior levels of the intervention group were significantly higher thanthose of the control group after intervention. Conclusions Targeted interventions can effectively improve the self-care capacity of outpatient oncology patients with PICC catheter and improve their health behaviors.