Journal of International Psychiatry

Objective Discussion psychiatric patients in clinical surgery and anesthesia normal populationanalysis and processing. Methods Our hospital 80 cases ［thenumberof casesat least 80cases. ］Surgerydatawere ［thenumberof casesat least 80cases. ］Surgerydatawere the number of cases at least 80 cases. ］Surgerydatawere ］Surgerydatawere Surgery data wereretrospectively studied. They were divided into experimental and control groups. Two groups of patients were ana-lyzed.Results Differences between the experimental and control groups were statistically significant（P <0.05）inthe ）inthe in theuse of drugs before surgery，choiceof anesthesiamethods，dosageproblemsamongpatientsandsurgical treatment. ，choiceof anesthesiamethods，dosageproblemsamongpatientsandsurgical treatment. choice of anesthesia methods，dosageproblemsamongpatientsandsurgical treatment. ，dosageproblemsamongpatientsandsurgical treatment. dosage problems among patients and surgical treatment.Conclution As special populations，highanestheticriskpsychiatricpatients，medical workersmust payspecial at- ，highanestheticriskpsychiatricpatients，medical workersmust payspecial at- high anesthetic risk psychiatric patients，medical workersmust payspecial at- ，medical workersmust payspecial at- medical workers must pay special at-tention to several key areas，theneedforspecial treatment，inordertoeffectivelyprevent theoccurrenceof accidents ，theneedforspecial treatment，inordertoeffectivelyprevent theoccurrenceof accidents the need for special treatment，inordertoeffectivelyprevent theoccurrenceof accidents ，inordertoeffectivelyprevent theoccurrenceof accidents in order to effectively prevent the occurrence of accidentsanesthesia and postoperative complications.

Psychiatric patients；Normal population；Anesthetic ；