Contemporary Nursing

Objective: To explore the nursing points and intervention effects of plastic and cosmetic suture for facial trauma in children. Methods Patients who underwent pediatric facial trauma plastic and cosmetic suture in our hospital from 2019 to 2020 were selected as the research subjects, and a group of 60 people were randomly divided into the reference group and the experimental group. Five indicators including psychological characteristics, functional independence and nursing satisfaction were used to observe the intervention effect on patients under different nursing modes. Results The nursing effective rate of patients in the experimental group was 93.33%, and the nursing effective rate of patients in the control group after routine nursing intervention was only 81.67%; the three indicators of medication compliance, bad medication behavior and dietary taboo behavior of patients in the experimental group were scored after the intervention The scores of the patients in the experimental group after nursing intervention were lower than those in the reference group after receiving routine nursing, that is, the psychological state of the patients in the experimental group was adjusted faster, and the emotional changes during the entire psychological nursing process were relatively gentle; The results showed that the independence scores of the patients in the experimental group increased continuously before the intervention, after the intervention and followed up for two months, and the scores were higher than those in the reference group at different periods; the nursing satisfaction of the experimental group and the reference group were 96.67% and 63.33%, respectively. Conclusion The application of the targeted nursing model in the treatment of pediatric facial trauma plastic and cosmetic suture has a significant effect, and it is worthy of vigorous promotion in the clinical treatment process.

Facial Trauma In Children; Plastic And Cosmetic Suture; Nursing Points; Intervention Effect