Effects of evidence based nursing on urination of patients with indwelling catheter after extubation
WA NG Aihua
Abstract：Objective To study the effects of evidence based nursing on urination of patients with indwelling catheter after extubation .Methods Totally 375 hospitalized patients with indwelling catheter in our hospital from January 2010 to December 2012 ,were divided into group A (n=125) , group B (n=125) ,and group C (n=125) ,according to the sequence of admission .The group A was given conventional method to pull out the catheter ,the group B was given drug injection before extubation ,the group C was given evidence-based nursing at the base of group B .The pain degree and the success rate of urination by themselves for the first time after extubation of 3 groups were compared .Results The painless patients in group A was 23 ,group B was 65 ,group C was 103. The pain degree of group C were lower than that of group A and group B .The success rate to urinate by themselves for the first time in group C (66 .4% ) were higher than that in group A (32 .8% ) and group B (88 .8% ) .Conclusion Evidence-based nursing combined with clinical practice ,can provide effective nursing measures ,reduce the pain during extubation ,improve the success rate to urinate by themselves for the first time .
Keywords：Evidence-based nursingIndwelling catheterExtubationUrination by themselves
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 287-289 )