Measurements
bleeding, anxiety, site injury, postoperative urinary difficulties, hematoma
ADVERSE EVENTS, BLEEDING, HEMATOMA
Preoperative nursing care time. This refers to the sum of time spent by the primary nurse on all matters related to preoperative preparation, which was timed by the primary nurse herself.The less total preoperative nursing care time, the less the work time.Occurrence of adverse events due to nurse’s omission or inadequate instruction. This includes inadequate preoperative patient preparation (failure to leave a venous access or incorrect placement of the venous access, blockage of the venous access, failure to prepare the skin in the operative area, and omission of preparations), failure to clean the contaminated operative area during surgery (such as vomitus and feces), and failure to train the patient about defecation on bed after surgery resulting in postoperative urinary difficulties, puncture site injury, bleeding, hematoma, and skin problems in patients after braking of the femoral artery puncture.Patients’ anxiety. The SAS scale was used to compare the preoperative and postoperative anxiety of the two groups. There were 20 items in total, and the 4-level scoring methodwas adopted, with 15 positive scores and 5 negative scores.<50 points indicate no anxiety, 50–59 points indicate mildanxiety, 60–69 points indicate moderate anxiety, and > 69points indicate severe anxiety [Doctor and patient satisfaction. The “Doctors’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care Questionnaire” and the “Patients’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care Questionnaire” were used for the assessment. The higher the score, the better the satisfaction.