Occurrence of adverse events
dysuria, bleeding, hematomas, vomiting
PRESSURE SORE, BLEEDING, HEMATOMAS, ADVERSE EVENTS, ADVERSE EVENT
Preoperatively, the intervention group had indwelling venous access in the wrong limb and one venous access blockage, while the control group had two non-indwelling venous accesses, two indwelling venous accesses in the wrong limbs, and three blocked venous accesses. Intraoperatively, vomiting and defecation did not occur in theintervention group, while one case of vomiting and two defecations were recorded in the control group. During the postoperative period, one case of bleeding at the puncture site without dysuria and skin-related problems occurred in the intervention group, while in the control group, one case of bleeding at the puncture site, two hematomas at the puncture site, two cases of dysuria, and one case of degree I pressure sore caused by braking after femoral artery puncture occurred. When each adverse event was compared separately,there was no significant difference (P > 0.05) except the “Omission goods”. However, the total number of adverse events, the occurrence of nursing-related adverse events in the intervention groupwas significantly lower than that in the control group (