Apply Comprehensive Nursing Intervention Model for Adolescents Suffering from Lumbar Disc Herniation
Shi Rui-me
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Shi Rui-me
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Objective:To apply comprehensive nursing intervention model for adolescents suffering from lumbar disc herniation in patients during treatment the clinical effects of the implementation of nursing research.Methods:88 cases taken adolescents suffering from lumbar disc herniation were randomly divided into control group and observation group,with an average 44 cases in each group.Lumbar disc herniation using routine clinical care approach for patients with care for the control group;adopt comprehensive nursing intervention model for the implementation of the observation group were nursing.Results:The patients with lumbar disc herniation treatment was significantly better than the control group;emergence bad mood was significantly less than the number of patients in control group.Conclusion: Lumbar disc symptoms and treatment options to improve the implementation time was significantly shorter in the control group.
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Objective:To apply comprehensive nursing intervention model for adolescents suffering from lumbar disc herniation in patients during treatment the clinical effects of the implementation of nursing research.Methods:88 cases taken adolescents suffering from lumbar disc herniation were randomly divided into control group and observation group,with an average 44 cases in each group.Lumbar disc herniation using routine clinical care approach for patients with care for the control group;adopt comprehensive nursing intervention model for the implementation of the observation group were nursing.Results:The patients with lumbar disc herniation treatment was significantly better than the control group;emergence bad mood was significantly less than the number of patients in control group.Conclusion: Lumbar disc symptoms and treatment options to improve the implementation time was significantly shorter in the control group.
Key concepts: Medicine, Lumbar disc herniation, Lumbar, Intervention (counseling), Nursing, Mood, Nursing care, Physical therapy