The effect of nursing intervention for urology of postoperative pain

Objective To observe nursing intervention on the effect of postoperative pain in Department of Urology Surgery. Methods 150 cases in Department of Urology Surgery of the Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical University from March 2011 to March 2013 were randomized to choose patients admitted, these were diagnosed and hospitalized urology and divided into two groups, control group of 75 patients with conventional care; nursing interventions were given to the experiment group of 75 patients on the basis of the control group. The degree of pain before and after the intervention, postoperative mental state, the incidence of adverse reactions and clinical nursing satisfaction were compared. Results After nursing intervention, experiment group was significantly better pain relief in the control group, experiment group were significantly better than the psychological state of the control group, adverse reactions in the experiment group were lower than the control group, while nursing satisfaction were better than the control group, with statistically significant differences(all P 0.05). Conclusion Implementation of urological postoperative pain scientific and reasonable care interventions and good control postoperative pain conditions can improve the quality of postoperative rehabilitation.