Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Obstetric critical patients are mainly patients with acute obstetric critical diseases such as placental abruption, placenta previa, postpartum hemorrhage and uterine rupture, which are characterized by dangerous onset, rapid progression, multiple complications and high fatality rate, requiring emergency surgical treatment. However, postoperative patients often have greater psychological trauma, poor physical endurance, and need to give better care. To recover as quickly as possible. This article reviews the topic and related nursing from the aspects of the definition and causes of placental abruption and the postoperative nursing methods of critically ill obstetric patients, summarizes the nursing methods related to placental abruption at home and abroad, and provides a reference for the postoperative nursing of critically ill obstetric patients.

Obstetrical critical condition; Placental abruption; Postoperative care