Nursing care of 5 children on Blinatumomab therapy with relapsed refractory acute B lymphocyte leukemia / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

To summarize the experience of 5 children with relapsed and refractory acute B lymphocyte leukemia treated with Blinatumomab, during the whole nursing processes, careful nursing was carried out before, during and after infusion. The key points of nursing include reasonable cooperation with nursing staff and specialized training, design a condition observation form, timely grasp changes in the condition, early identify adverse reactions such as cytokine storms, neurotoxicity, and allergies, and ensure the safety of the children. Through personnel, articles and personalized liquid preparation table, ensure accurate dose, smooth infusion and save hospital expenses ￥3, 846~201, 910 for children. Payattention to the psychological burden of children and their families and attach importance to psychological care. Follow the psychological burden of children and caregivers, and pay attention to psychological nursing. As the results, 3 chidlren successfully completed the first cycle of Blinatumomab. But 2 chidlren interrupted due to the tumor burden. Follow up for 5-12 months showed that 2 cases survived, 1 case died of progressive disease after discharge, and 2 cases died of transplant complications.