Psychological Reactions and Nursing Experience of Arterial Blood Groups

Abstract：Objective:To explore the nursing of adverse reaction in patients with arterial blood collection exists.Method:500 cases of need for arterial blood collection in hospitalized patients were randomly selected,they were provided psychological questionnaires to analyze the characteristics of their psychological reactions when collecting blood,and to explore the psychological care interventions targeted.Result:There were different adverse psychological reactions in each groups.Different groups of the population by the nursing intervention in patients with arterial blood collection underwent adverse psychological reactions were significantly improved,with significantly improved operating nursing degree,a significant increase in the success rate,compared with before treatment,the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion:According to the patient ’s psychological reaction types corresponding taking different psychological care,patients can be in a good state of mind,to achieve the desired effect of arterial blood collection and improve the quality of care arterial blood collection.