Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Acute pancreatitis (AP) is a common acute abdomen in clinical practice. It has an acute onset,rapid progression and high mortality rate, accounting for about two-thirds of patients who are likely to developsevere acute pancreatitis (SAP), secondary infection, pancreatic hemorrhage and necrosis, Huck and other seriouscomplications, which will pose a serious threat to the life safety of patients. Although continuous renal replacementtherapy (CRRT) can maintain the body function, it is likely to aggravate the disease if effective nursing interventionis not strengthened to reduce potential safety hazards during the treatment process. Therefore, effective nursingintervention should be carried out in the treatment process of SAP patients to improve the overall treatment effectof patients and promote the prognosis of patients.

acute pancreatitis; Severe; Nursing intervention; Research progress;