Obstetrics and Gynecology Patients Postoperative Pain Effect Assessment by Comprehensive Nursing Intervention

摘要

This paper evaluates and analyzes the effect of comprehensive nursing intervention on obstetrics and gynecology patients' postoperative pain. Methods: choose 214 obstetrics and gynecology patients with postoperative pain, and divide them into control group and observation group by hospital order, with 107 cases in each group. The control group is treated by routine nursing, and the observation group adopts comprehensive nursing intervention based on conventional nursing. Comparative analyze the average length of hospital stay, nursing service satisfaction and degree of pain of the two groups of patients. Results: after 2 d, 4 d and 6 d of the implementation of comprehensive nursing intervention, compared with control group, the pain score status of observation group patients are significantly lower (P < 0.05); Observation group patients' average length of hospital stay and nursing service satisfaction, compared with the control group, is superior (P < 0.05), this comparing difference has statistical significance. Conclusion: for obstetrics and gynecology patients with postoperative pain, the implementation of comprehensive nursing intervention has remarkable nursing effect. Patients have obvious pain relief, and it also effectively shortens hospitalization time and improves patients' satisfaction of nursing service. It has good clinical popularization value. In clinical obstetrics and gynecology, the most common method of treatment in obstetrics and gynecology operating room is adopted for patients with gynecological disease and abnormal childbirth puerpera, and when the patients' local tissue integrity is damaged, patients feel pain obviously. In postoperative pain, patient's body is long in the stress state and easy to cause bad feelings and negative effects on incision healing, more severe cases can cause corresponding post-operational complications. Relevant clinical practice has proved that the implementation of comprehensive nursing intervention for obstetrics and gynecology patients with postoperative pain has ideal clinical therapeutic effects [1].