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Effect of early rehabilitation nursing intervention on neural,motor,and cognitive function of traumatic brain injury(TBI) patients

Yang Jinxi

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Objective To discuss the effect of early rehabilitation nursing intervention on neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients.Methods A total of 80 cases of traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients were divided into rehabilitation nursing group and routine nursing group.The patients in two groups were given symp-tomatic treatment like airway patency maintenance,oxygen uptake,lowering intracranial pressure,anti-infection,Intravenous nutrition nerve and etc,and necessary operation was given to patients with surgical indication in time.The patients in routine nursing group were given TBI routine nursing,while the patients in rehabilitation nursing group were given the comprehensive rehabilitation nursing intervention.The intervention time for the patients in above two groups was 8 weeks.Results After 12 weeks' rehabilitation nursing intervention,the general recovery satisfactory rate of neural function of patients in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.94,P0.05).The FMA scores of patients in two groups had obviously rose than those before the medical treatment(P0.05 or 0.01),and the rising rate of rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that of routine nursing group(P0.05).Moreover,the general improvement rate of cognitive function in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.50,P0.01).Conclusion Early rehabilitation nursing intervention has obvious improvement effect on the neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI) patients,lower the disability rate of patients and enhance the quality of life.

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Objective To discuss the effect of early rehabilitation nursing intervention on neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients.Methods A total of 80 cases of traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients were divided into rehabilitation nursing group and routine nursing group.The patients in two groups were given symp-tomatic treatment like airway patency maintenance,oxygen uptake,lowering intracranial pressure,anti-infection,Intravenous nutrition nerve and etc,and necessary operation was given to patients with surgical indication in time.The patients in routine nursing group were given TBI routine nursing,while the patients in rehabilitation nursing group were given the comprehensive rehabilitation nursing intervention.The intervention time for the patients in above two groups was 8 weeks.Results After 12 weeks' rehabilitation nursing intervention,the general recovery satisfactory rate of neural function of patients in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.94,P0.05).The FMA scores of patients in two groups had obviously rose than those before the medical treatment(P0.05 or 0.01),and the rising rate of rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that of routine nursing group(P0.05).Moreover,the general improvement rate of cognitive function in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.50,P0.01).Conclusion Early rehabilitation nursing intervention has obvious improvement effect on the neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI) patients,lower the disability rate of patients and enhance the quality of life.

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Objective To discuss the effect of early rehabilitation nursing intervention on neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients.Methods A total of 80 cases of traumatic Brain Injury(TBI)patients were divided into rehabilitation nursing group and routine nursing group.The patients in two groups were given symp-tomatic treatment like airway patency maintenance,oxygen uptake,lowering intracranial pressure,anti-infection,Intravenous nutrition nerve and etc,and necessary operation was given to patients with surgical indication in time.The patients in routine nursing group were given TBI routine nursing,while the patients in rehabilitation nursing group were given the comprehensive rehabilitation nursing intervention.The intervention time for the patients in above two groups was 8 weeks.Results After 12 weeks' rehabilitation nursing intervention,the general recovery satisfactory rate of neural function of patients in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.94,P0.05).The FMA scores of patients in two groups had obviously rose than those before the medical treatment(P0.05 or 0.01),and the rising rate of rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that of routine nursing group(P0.05).Moreover,the general improvement rate of cognitive function in rehabilitation nursing group was much higher than that in routine nursing group(χ2=4.50,P0.01).Conclusion Early rehabilitation nursing intervention has obvious improvement effect on the neural,motor,and cognitive function of Traumatic Brain Injury(TBI) patients,lower the disability rate of patients and enhance the quality of life.

Key concepts: Medicine, Rehabilitation, Nursing, Traumatic brain injury, Intervention (counseling), Physical therapy, Cognition, Motor function

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