Effect of different styles of psychological care method on preoperative anxiety and postoperative rehabilitation of patients with painless abortion

Objective: To discuss the effect of two different styles of psychological care method on preoperative anxiety and postoperative rehabilitation of patients with painless abortion. Methods: 62 early pregnancy women who would be operated on selective painless abortion were divided into the experimental group (30 patients, acceptting systematic and oral psychological care, given written psychological care information and received psychological care postoperation) and the control group (32 patients, received oral and general psychological care from the nurse on duty), and then the preoperative anxiety, heart rate, blood pressure and the relevant indexes were determined after recovery. Results: Preoperative anxiety and postoperative pain of the experimental group were prominently lower than those in control group( P0.05). Conclusion: This research uses systemic and oral psychological care and provides the written psychological care information and its effects on efficiently alleviating the preoperative anxiety and accelerating the recovery of the body after operation are superior to that of general oral psychological care.