LEEP刀治疗与护理相结合治疗宫颈疾病的作用

目的探讨LEEP刀治疗与护理相结合在治疗宫颈疾病中的作用。方法选择应用LEEP刀治疗与红外光治疗两组患者各60例。比较其疗效和护理作用。结果LEEP刀治疗比红外光治疗宫颈疾病效果要好。结论LEEP刀治疗与护理相结合对宫颈疾病的治疗值得推广应用。     

山东农村511名高中生伤害的现况调查

目的 调查高中生伤害的情况、危险因素及其影响，为制定高中生伤害的预防措施提供依据。方法 以整群抽样的方法在山东省利津县某高中9个班的511名高中生中进行调查和描述性分析。结果 在过去一年里所调查的高中生8种伤害(车祸、中毒、跌落、烧烫伤、电击伤、钝／锐器伤、动物昆虫叮咬伤、溺水)的总发生率为15．5％，男、女生发生率分别为18．5％、11．9％。发生率最高的前4位伤害依次是跌落伤(7．6％)、中毒(4．3％)、车辆伤(3．3％)和钝／锐器伤(3.1％)。家中常发生中毒、烧烫伤，学校常发生跌落伤和钝／锐器伤。平均每人次伤害花费最大的是车辆伤，其次为跌落伤；平均影响学习时间最长的是车辆伤，其次为烧烫伤和跌落伤。伤害发生率在性别和父亲健康状况上有显著性差异。结论 针对不同伤害特点采取相应预防措施，以降低伤害发生率，促进青少年健康，减少社会健康损失和经济损失。     

柳州市小学三、四年级学生心理健康与其家庭环境的相关分析

目的：了解三、四年级小学生心理健康状况，探讨小学生心理健康与家庭环境因素关系。方法：采用小学生心理健康诊断测验（MHT）和家庭环境量表（FES）对柳州市四所小学三、四年级1781名小学生的心理健康状况及其家庭环境进行调查。结果：家庭环境中的亲密度、情感表达、知识性、娱乐性、道德宗教、组织性与心理健康问题因子呈负相关关系；家庭环境中的矛盾性、独立性、成功性、控制性与心理健康问题因子呈正相关关系；多元回归分析发现家庭环境中的亲密度、情感表达、知识性、娱乐性、组织性对三、四年级小学生心理健康有积极影响；家庭环境中的矛盾性、独立性、成功性、道德宗教、控制性对三、四年级小学生心理健康有消极影响。结论：家庭环境对三、四年级小学生心理健康水平有重要影响。     

不同层次护生对临床教学质量的评价

目的分析不同层次护生对临床教学质量评价的差异,以便采取有针对性的教学方法.方法护生在每个科室实习结束后,采用自行设计的临床教学评价表对每名护生进行问卷调查,然后分别从中专、大专、本科护生填写的调查表中各随机抽取30%进行分析.结果对病房教学氛围和护士长教学管理的评价,本科与中专、大专护生间比较,差异有显著性意义(均P<0.05),中专与大专护生间无差异(P>0.05);对带教老师的评价,本科与中专、大专与中专护生间均差异有显著性意义(P<0.01,P<0.05),本科与大专间无差异(P>0.05).结论不同层次护生对临床教学质量评价的侧重点不同,本科生对病房教学氛围及护士长教学管理的要求较高,大专生次之.在临床教学中应根据护生的学历层次,采取有针对性的教学方法,以便不断提高临床教学质量.     

肠内营养在慢性阻塞性肺病机械通气治疗与护理中的作用

目的　探讨肠内营养对慢性阻塞性肺病 (COPD)机械通气治疗与护理中的作用。方法　行机械通气的2 8例患者随机分为 2组 ,治疗组 14例给予安素营养 4周 ,对照组 14例给予一定量糖、脂肪、氨基酸等常规输液 ,上述两组病人每周常规测定血清蛋白 (ALB)、IgA、IgG、IgM、FEV1、PaO2 、PaCO2 及一次脱机成功率。结果　治疗 2周末实验组ALB、IgA、IgG、IgM均显著高于对照组 (P <0 0 5 ) ;治疗 4周末治疗组所有指标均显著高于对照组 (P <0 0 5 )。结论　肠内营养是COPD机械通气患者的一项重要治疗措施 ,良好细致的护理是保证其成功实施的关键     

睫状体缝合复位术的临床观察及护理

目的:探讨适合睫状体缝合复位术病人的护理方法。方法:对34例(34只眼)因外伤致睫状体分离和脱离导致低眼压,随后行睫状体缝合复位术的病人进行观察和护理。结果:32只眼术后1周至6个月眼压恢复正常,其中5只眼术后2～5个月内分别进行第二次手术或氩离子激光光凝而痊愈。视力改善者21例,无变化者13例。结论:睫状体缝合复位术是治疗外伤性睫状体分离和脱离的有效方法。术前行超声生物显微镜(UBM)检查、术后密切观察眼压变化并给予正确处理、做好心理护理和出院指导是确保手术成功的重要措施。     

Geriatric care on a ward without nurses

The Multiphasic Environmental Assessment Procedure (MEAP; Moos and Lemke, 1984) was used to assess three long-stay settings within a geriatric hospital, one of which is a non-nursing unit committed to the philosophy of residents viewing the setting as their own home. Findings suggest positive outcomes for residents on the nonnursing unit, and support the view that types of care fostering independence and personal responsibility of elderly residents in their setting may be associated with increased mental functioning and activity. The lack of trained nursing staff had no detrimental effect on any measure of resident life, and some specific caring practices on the unit may be interpreted as having a positive outcome for residents.     

The influence of clinical problems, age and social support on outcomes for elderly persons referred to regional aged care assessment teams

Abstract Background: Aged Care Assessment Teams (ACATs) have been established throughout Australia during the past seven years. Early studies of their effect have concentrated on their impact on the rate of institutionalisation of disabled elderly, the clinical characteristics of referred cases and the relationship between disability and recommended care plan. Aims: The aim of this study was to explore the relationship between age, clinical features and social characteristics of AC AT subjects with outcomes at 12 months after assessment. Methods: The examination of an arbitrary sample of persons referred to ACATs over a year by one generalist geriatrician with follow-up of all cases by the three ACATs associated with the study was carried out. All analyses were performed on raw data presented as categorical variables in the form of contingency tables. Results: The sample included 324 subjects who suffered from 2030 clinical problems with a mean of 6.5 per person aged 75 or over and 5.5 for those under 75. Cardiovascular and neurological disease were the commonest source of problems. Study of accommodation outcome at 12 months, for those subjects who survived this period revealed that, in the older group, over 60% of subjects with neurological disease were resident in nursing homes while the majority of all other groups remained in the community, as did two-thirds of those aged under 75. Admission to a nursing home was independent of social support for older subjects with neurological disease, but it played a significant role in those with cardiopulmonary or musculoskeletal disease. Conclusions: The study demonstrates that for one-year survivors there is an increased likelihood of admission to a nursing home of people aged 75 or over with neurological disease, while those under 75 were more likely to remain at home. The association was independent of whether spouse, family or friends were living with the subject. (Aust NZ J Med 1994; 24: 378–385.)