Patient’s Pain Assessment After Nasal Endoscopic Surgery
Zou Jiang-yan
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Zou Jiang-yan
Abstract
Objective: To assess the pain of post-operative patient of nasal endoscopic surgery,and so as to take effective nursing measures to alleviate postoperative pain.Methods: Took the measure of descriptive pain scale and self-designed questionnaire,108 patients with nasal cavity filling content were assessed after nasal endoscopic surgery.Took comprehensive pain relief measures according to the evaluating results.Results: postoperative pain intensity maximum were 4 to 8 h.After the comprehensive management,there were high satisfaction;pain degree were gradually decreased 24 h after surgery.Conclusions: Medical staff should be initiative evaluating patients pain degree,according to the results,to take timely and effective nursing intervention,to avoid blindness,shorten the patients’pain cycle.
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Objective: To assess the pain of post-operative patient of nasal endoscopic surgery,and so as to take effective nursing measures to alleviate postoperative pain.Methods: Took the measure of descriptive pain scale and self-designed questionnaire,108 patients with nasal cavity filling content were assessed after nasal endoscopic surgery.Took comprehensive pain relief measures according to the evaluating results.Results: postoperative pain intensity maximum were 4 to 8 h.After the comprehensive management,there were high satisfaction;pain degree were gradually decreased 24 h after surgery.Conclusions: Medical staff should be initiative evaluating patients pain degree,according to the results,to take timely and effective nursing intervention,to avoid blindness,shorten the patients’pain cycle.
Key concepts: Medicine, Postoperative pain, Pain management, Patient satisfaction, Physical therapy, Surgery, Anesthesia