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Objective To investigate the influence of oral intake of goop before oral intestinal cleaning drugs on blood glucose,cleansing effect and tolerance of patients.Methods 88 patients who were prepared for intestinal examination or bowel treatment with enteroscope were randomly divided into the food-intake group (group A) and the fasting group (group B) with 44 cases in each group.Group A was given goop 2.5 hours before oral intake of intestinal cleansing drugs,group B fasted before oral intake of intestinal cleansing drugs.Blood glucose was monitored before as well as 6 hours after oral intake of intestinal cleansing drugs.Intestinal cleansing effect was evaluated during intestinal examination or bowel treatment with enteroscope.Cases of patients who ceased intestinal examination or bowel treatment with enteroscope due to intolerance were summarized.The blood glucose,cleansing effect and tolerance of patients were compared between two groups.Results There was significant difference in blood glucose between the two groups before and after oral intake of intestinal cleansing drugs.The cleansing effect showed no significant difference,but the difference of tolerance between two groups was significant.Conclusions Intake of goop 2.5 hours before oral intake of intestinal cleansing drugs does not affects intestinal cleansing effect,and it can obviously increase the blood sugar,improve tolerance of patients,thus ensure the smooth completion of intestinal examination or bowel treatment with enteroscope.
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Objective To retrospectively analyze the feasibility and effect of psychological nursing on patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Methods 121 patients diagnosed with GERD were divided into the psychological nursing group(60 cases) and the drug treatment group(61 cases).The data of these patients were collected and the RDQ score was assessed. Results The treatment effect of the drug treatment group was better than that of the psychological nursing group.34 cases relapsed in the drug treatment group and 14 cases relapsed in the psychological nursing group during half a year followup. Conclusions Both the psychological nursing group and the drug treatment group can control the symptoms of GERD,although drug intervention is better than non-drug intervention.However in a long run drug intervention has a higher recurrence and is more expensive.So non-drug intervention is an effective and feasible method for the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).