Nursing intervention on urinary retention after radical resection of cervical cancer
Jin Sujuan
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Jin Sujuan
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Objective:To investigate the prevention of urinary retention after radical operation and effective method of nursing intervention for cervical cancer.Methods: Total of 90 patients with radical hysterectomy were randomly divided into control group and observed group each with 45 cases.The control group received routine care after radical resection of cervical cancer,the observed group patients treated in the basis of routine nursing care and interventions to prevent urinary retention.Results: Nine cases of the control group occurred urinary retention,while 2 cases in the observed group occurred urinary retention,there was significant difference in two groups(P0.05).Conclusion: For cervical cancer patients after radical operation,the implementation of nursing intervention can effectively reduce the incidence of urinary retention.
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Objective:To investigate the prevention of urinary retention after radical operation and effective method of nursing intervention for cervical cancer.Methods: Total of 90 patients with radical hysterectomy were randomly divided into control group and observed group each with 45 cases.The control group received routine care after radical resection of cervical cancer,the observed group patients treated in the basis of routine nursing care and interventions to prevent urinary retention.Results: Nine cases of the control group occurred urinary retention,while 2 cases in the observed group occurred urinary retention,there was significant difference in two groups(P0.05).Conclusion: For cervical cancer patients after radical operation,the implementation of nursing intervention can effectively reduce the incidence of urinary retention.
Key concepts: Urinary retention, Medicine, Radical Hysterectomy, Cervical cancer, Nursing, Incidence (geometry), Nursing Interventions Classification, Urinary system