Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective This paper mainly analyzes and studies the clinical effect of seamless nursing in patients with painless gastroscopy, and specifically describes the data changes of patients stress level and complications. Methods study time intervention in January 2021 to January 2022, selected in our primary painless gastroscopy patients as the study object, a total of 2600 cases, combined with the parity number grouping method, all participating patients equally divided into two groups (study group, control group), the clinical data changes between the two groups. Results Statistical results found that the physiological stress indicators (HR, SBP, P), heart rate, blood pressure, complication rate, anxiety score and depression score were all more dominant than the other group, and the overall effect was better, and the difference of P <0.05 showed statistical significance. Conclusion The clinical application of seamless nursing in patients with primary painless gastroscopy can improve the stress level of patients, reduce the incidence of related complications, reduce bad mood, and show high feasibility in clinical practice.

seamless care; initial painless gastroscopy; stress level; complication rate