Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To investigate the nursing strategy of contrast extravasation in enhanced scans for imaging examinations. Methods From May 2021 to May 2022, 120 cases of patients with CT-enhanced scans were selected as study subjects and randomly divided into the improved group (anticipatory care) and the conventional group (ordinary care), both groups of patients were patients admitted to outpatient clinics who needed further diagnosis, doctors prescribed medical and technical items for imaging-enhanced examinations, patients were formulated and implemented contrast injection by the same doctor, and different modes of care were observed and compared Care outcomes were achieved. Results The incidence of contrast extravasation decreased in the improvement group compared with the conventional group, with a significant difference between the groups, (P < 0.05); the negative psychological status scores of patients in the improvement group were lower than those in the conventional group, with a significant difference, (P < 0.05); patients in the improvement group gave higher nursing satisfaction scores than those in the conventional group, with a significant difference, (P < 0.05). Conclusion For the risk of contrast extravasation, the risk of contrast extravasation can be effectively reduced after adopting anticipatory care among imaging-enhanced scans, while the patients psychological state is better, which is worth promoting.

Imaging examination; enhancement scan; contrast extravasation; nursing countermeasures