nursing of the acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning with Hemoperfusion
Xu Fu
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Xu Fu
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Objective To explore the nursing of acute organophorus pesticide poisoning(AOPP)with Hemop-erfusion (HP)Methods 38 AOPP patients were divided into HP group and non- HP group randomly, thenthe clinical efficiency of HP was evaluated by observing the time from coma to sanity, the hospitalization days ,the dosage of atropine and the cure rate . Results The cure rate of the HP group 91.7% was obviously88.5% higher than that of non- HP(P0.05); The hospitalization days, dosage of atropine and the time from co-ma to sanity of the HP group were reduced evidently. Conclusion The cure rate was increased distinctly due toHP eliminating organ phosphor in the human bodies, so HP was one of the key factors in the emergency treat-ment of the AOPP.
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Objective To explore the nursing of acute organophorus pesticide poisoning(AOPP)with Hemop-erfusion (HP)Methods 38 AOPP patients were divided into HP group and non- HP group randomly, thenthe clinical efficiency of HP was evaluated by observing the time from coma to sanity, the hospitalization days ,the dosage of atropine and the cure rate . Results The cure rate of the HP group 91.7% was obviously88.5% higher than that of non- HP(P0.05); The hospitalization days, dosage of atropine and the time from co-ma to sanity of the HP group were reduced evidently. Conclusion The cure rate was increased distinctly due toHP eliminating organ phosphor in the human bodies, so HP was one of the key factors in the emergency treat-ment of the AOPP.
Key concepts: Hemoperfusion, Medicine, Sanity, Atropine, Cure rate, Anesthesia, Coma (optics), Nursing