Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective To explore the effect of continuous nursing on the prevention of thrombosis in patients with PICC catheterized tumor. Methods The period from April 2020 to April 2022 was determined as the study period. During this time period, 92 patients with PICC catheterized tumors who were treated in our hospital were included in this study as participants. Divide them into two groups by rolling the dice as a grouping criterion. That is, the routine group (46 cases, applying routine discharge guidance and follow-up), the experimental group (46 cases, implementing continuous nursing on the basis of the previous group). The application effects of the two methods are counted, and the relevant data are systematically analyzed and compared. Results There were 10 cases of thrombosis in the routine group, accounting for 21.74%, and 1 case in the experimental group, accounting for 2.17%. Compared with the two, the incidence of thrombosis in the experimental group was lower. At the same time, the quality of life scores of the experimental group were higher. Therefore, the nursing mode of the experimental group was more popular with patients and their families, and the satisfaction was higher. Conclusion For patients with PICC catheterized tumor, continuous nursing enables them to still enjoy professional nursing services after discharge from hospital, thus effectively reducing the incidence of thrombosis, greatly improving the quality of life of patients, and obtaining patients satisfaction. High praise from family members.

continuous care; PICC catheterization; tumor patients; thrombosis