Analysis and Nursing on the Time of Enteral Nutrition and Complications of Critical Patients in Neurology Department
Fengxian Huang
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Fengxian Huang
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Objective To analyze the time of enteral nutrition and complications of critical patients in neurology department. Methods 72 cases of critical patients were randomly divided into the treatment group (n=36) and control group (n=36). In the control group, the patients received early feeding and were indwelled gastric tube after 72 hours, then received enteral nutrition support. In the treatment group, the patients were indwelled gastric tube in 6~24 hours after admission and received enteral nutrition support. The occurrence rate of complications was monitored in two groups the results were statistically analyzed. Results The occurrence rate of complication in the treatment group was lower than that in the control group; the difference had statistical signifi cance (P0.05). Conclusion Early enteral nutrition support can reduce the occurrence of complications.
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Objective To analyze the time of enteral nutrition and complications of critical patients in neurology department. Methods 72 cases of critical patients were randomly divided into the treatment group (n=36) and control group (n=36). In the control group, the patients received early feeding and were indwelled gastric tube after 72 hours, then received enteral nutrition support. In the treatment group, the patients were indwelled gastric tube in 6~24 hours after admission and received enteral nutrition support. The occurrence rate of complications was monitored in two groups the results were statistically analyzed. Results The occurrence rate of complication in the treatment group was lower than that in the control group; the difference had statistical signifi cance (P0.05). Conclusion Early enteral nutrition support can reduce the occurrence of complications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Parenteral nutrition, Enteral administration, Complication, Neurology, Nursing, Surgery, Psychiatry