Contemporary Nursing

Objective To carry out an in-depth analysis of the effect of current nutritional support nursing on critically ill patients with cancer in ICU, and to point out the direction of improvement for the nutritional status and SF-36 score quality of critically ill patients with cancer in ICU. Methods The ICU patients with severe tumor who were diagnosed and treated and nursed in our hospital from May 2020 to September 2021 were selected as the research subjects. They were numbered according to the time of admission and treatment. The 60 research subjects were divided into two groups by random number method. The research group (n=30 cases) was given nutritional support nursing; the reference group (n=30 cases) was given routine care. Results The nutritional status of the reference group was not as good as that of the study group, the SF-36 score of the reference group was lower than that of the study group, and the tumor marker test results of the reference group were higher than those of the study group, and the difference between the groups was statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusion Nutritional support nursing can clinically improve the nutritional status of patients, correct SF-36 scores, control tumor marker test results, realize personalized nursing measures for critically ill tumor patients in ICU, and ensure that clinical results achieve the expected results.

Nutrition support nursing; Nutritional status; SF-36 score; Tumor marker test results; Routine nursing; ICU severe tumor