The Effect of Humanized Nursing for Benign Frequent Ventricular

Premature Beat

Junying Gao

Henan Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 450000, Zhengzhou, Henan, China

Keywords: Benign, Frequent, Ventricular Premature Beats, Humanistic Nursing.

Abstract: Objective: To explore the clinical effects of applying humanized nursing methods in patients with benign

and frequent ventricular premature beats. 100 cases of patients with benign and frequent ventricular premature

beats who were treated in our hospital were selected for research. The research was carried out from February

2020 to February 2021. The patients were nursed and treated with different nursing methods. Divided into a

control group given conventional nursing methods and an experimental group given humanized example

methods, the nursing effects of the two groups of patients were compared and analyzed. The effective rate

after nursing in the experimental group was 96.00%, which was significantly different from 84.00% in the

control group. The nursing satisfaction of the two groups was 98.00% and 82.00%, respectively. The nursing

satisfaction of the experimental group was higher, and complications were higher. The incidence rates were

14.00% and 36.00% respectively. At the same time, there was no significant difference in somatization and

obsessive-compulsive disorder between the two groups, P>0.05, while there were significant differences in

other indicators. The experimental group was better, P<0.05, which means it is statistically significant. The

application of humanized nursing methods in patients with benign and frequent ventricular premature beats

has a significant clinical intervention effect, which can improve the effective rate, promote the recovery of

the patients, and improve the symptoms of the patients, which has positive significance for the patients.

1 INTRODUCTION

For patients with benign and frequent ventricular

premature beats, it is a common disease type in

cardiovascular medicine. Patients can have six or

more ventricular premature beats within a minute.

The main symptoms of patients are arrhythmia and

palpitations. For chest tightness and other conditions,

when comparing patients with common diseases, the

treatment of patients with benign and frequent

ventricular premature beats is more difficult to carry

out. According to relevant data, clinical treatment of

patients with conventional nursing methods has good

results, but this method will be restricted in the use of

indications and contraindications, and the control

effect of the patient’s complication rate is poor

(Huang 2019). In the context of the continuous

development of clinical technology in our country,

the nursing method is constantly advancing. The

humanized nursing method is patient-centered and

provides humanized intervention to the patient. It has

a significant effect in applying it to patients with

benign and frequent ventricular premature beats

(Zhou 2019). Based on this, this research applies the

humanized nursing method, and expands the inquiry

analysis as follows.

2 DATA ANALYSIS AND

METHODS

2.1 General Information

The main personnel of this study were selected as

patients with benign and frequent ventricular

premature beats who were treated in our hospital from

February 2020 to February 2021. The number of

patients was 100. This study randomly divided them

into two groups, namely the experimental group and

the control group, which adopted different nursing

methods, with 50 patients in each group. Among all

100 patients, 51 were males and 49 were females. The

oldest patient was 87 years old and the youngest was

51 years old. (65.43±5.45) years old was the mean

age. According to the statistical method, there is no

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The Effect of Humanized Nursing for Benign Frequent Ventricular Premature Beat.

DOI: 10.5220/0011373000003438

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significant difference in the general information of

the two groups of patients in terms of age, gender,

etc., P>0.05, which is comparable. This study was

carried out after the approval of the hospital ethics

committee, and the patients were informed and

agreed to participate in this study. It can be ruled out

that the patient has a history of mental illness and the

possibility of incomplete data.

2.2 Research Methods

The patients in the control group were given

conventional nursing methods. After the patients

were admitted to the hospital, health education was

given to the patients, the degree of attention of the

patients was increased, and the patients were urged to

take them on time, and the patients were monitored.

The nursing method of the experimental group of

patients is humanized nursing intervention. In the

specific implementation process, the patient's

condition is first evaluated, after the patient is

admitted to the hospital, the patient is checked, and

active communication with the patient is carried out

to ensure that the patient's past history is maintained.

The cause of onset and the time of onset should be

mastered, and the admission information of patients

should be improved to ensure that patients are given

better care services and treatment plans based on their

actual conditions. First of all, provide patients with

humanized nursing services. Secondly, nurses need to

warmly receive patients when they are admitted to the

hospital, and then introduce the hospital environment,

hospitalization system and attending doctors to the

patients to help the patients familiarize themselves

with the hospital environment and reduce

unfamiliarity. After the patient is admitted to the

hospital, help the patient to enter the hospital, lead the

patient to check the ward, arrange the bed, check the

patient’s vital signs, ask the patient’s needs, try to

meet the patient’s needs, and patiently answer the

patient’s questions to ensure that the patient adapts to

the hospital environment as soon as possible. Next,

provide patients with environmental care, maintain

the ward environment, ensure fresh air, effectively

control indoor temperature and humidity, and

establish entertainment venues in the ward, establish

a knowledge column for patients, and place health

knowledge magazines to help patients understand the

disease knowledge, reduce bad emotions. At the same

time, the patient’s condition and vital signs are

regularly monitored, mainly including

electrocardiogram, lung function, etc., and the

patient’s feelings are asked. When the patient is found

to have dizziness, chest tightness and other adverse

conditions, assist the patient to choose a high pillow

position, or choose a semi-sitting position, explain the

cause of this situation to the patient, and eliminate the

patient's nervousness. And try to give patients

concentrated rest time to ensure the quality of sleep.

In addition, health education is given to patients,

starting from the actual education level of the patient,

using easy-to-understand language to explain the

disease knowledge, clinical treatment methods and

precautions to the patient, providing the patient with

the understanding of the disease, avoiding excessive

worry, and informing the patient of the condition as

appropriate For the development situation, prepare

patients for psychological preparation, inform

patients of the relationship between disease

development and psychological emotions, ensure that

patients maintain a good mood, and urge patients to

take medication on time to improve patient

compliance. Finally, in response to the patients’

adverse psychological problems, the hospital needs to

provide psychological care to the patients, and carry

out active communication and psychological

counseling with the patients, which will help to

alleviate the patients’ unhealthy emotions, and

positively encourage the patients to improve their

self-confidence in treatment.

2.3 Statistical Methods

For data statistics, SPSS20.0 software is mainly used.

Among them, for the calculation of measurement

data, the result is expressed as ( ±s), and the

verification is mainly based on the t value. For the

statistics of counting data, the comparison result

adopts (n ,%) for counting and verifying, it is

expressed as a 2 value. When the result shows that the

data is less than 0.05 hours, it means that the

calculation of this study is meaningful.

3 RESULTS

3.1 Nursing Effect

The effective rate of patients in the experimental

group after nursing was 96.00%, which was

significantly different from the 84.00% of patients in

the control group, P<0.05, which was statistically

significant.

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Table 1: Comparison of nursing effect between the two groups of patients ( ±s).

Group Significant Effective Ineffective

Effective

rate

Experimental

groupn=50

3774.00 1122.00 24.00 4896.00

Control group

n=50

2448.00 1836.00 816.00 4284.00

7.085

P <0.05

3.2 Nursing Satisfaction

The nursing satisfaction of the two groups of patients

were 98.00% and 82.00%, respectively. The nursing

satisfaction of the experimental group was higher,

and the difference between the groups was large,

P<0.05.

Table 2: Two groups of patient care satisfaction [(%)].

Group

Very

satisfied

Satisfied Unsatisfied Satisfaction

Experimental

groupn=50

3672.00 1326.00 12.00 4998.00

Control group

n=50

2142.00 2040.00 918.00 4182.00

9.506

P <0.05

3.3 SCL-90 Score

There was no significant difference in somatization

and obsessive-compulsive disorder between the two

groups, P>0.05, while there were significant

differences in other indicators. The experimental

group was better, P<0.05, which was statistically

significant.

Table 3: Comparison of SCL-90 scores between the two groups of patients after nursing ( ±s).

Group

Somatization

Obsessive-compulsive

disorder

Interpersonal

relationship

Melancholy

anxiety

hostility

terror

Paranoid

Psychotic

Experimental group

󳶀

n=50

󳶁

1.44±20.22

1.54±0.32

1.65±0.33

1.61±0.23

1.57±0.32

1.42±0.33

1.21±0.22

1.32±0.32

1.24±0.33

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Control group

󳶀

n=50

󳶁

1.52±0.22

1.67±0.43

1.92±0.43

1.77±0.35

1.78±0.33

1.54±0.45

1.46±0.22

1.56±0.23

1.34±0.33

4.034

3.225

2.940

4.005

4.856

3.384

2.998

2.385

4.003

<0.05

3.4 Complication Rate

Complications of the two groups of patients mainly

included coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart

disease and cardiomyopathy. The incidence of the

two groups was 14.00% and 36.00%. There was a

significant difference between the groups, P<0.05.

Table 4: Comparison of the incidence of complications among patients [n(%)].

Group

Coronary

heart disease

Cardiac

disease

Rheumatic

heart disease

Incidence

Experimental

groupn=50

24.00 36.00 210.00 714.00

Control group

n=50

610.00 514.00 724.00 1836.00

4.456

P <0.05

4 DISCUSSION

Benign frequent ventricular premature beats can be

seen in normal people, and the incidence of patients

is gradually increasing as the patient's age continues

to increase (Wang 2019). After the patient becomes

ill, if timely intervention is not given, it is easy to

cause complications, including symptoms such as

coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, and

mitral valve prolapse. In patients with benign and

frequent ventricular premature beats, the general

nursing method is easy to relapse, and after the

humanized nursing method is applied, the recurrence

rate can be reduced (Zhang 2020). Therefore, to

promote the enhancement of nursing services for

nursing staff and actively carry out humanized

nursing work, while optimizing the workload of

medical staff, it can provide patients with accurate

nursing services, provide safety guarantees for

patients, and significantly reduce the incidence of

patients’ complications (Yu, Li 2020).

Humanized nursing services are patient-centered,

providing comprehensive nursing services for

patients, conducting comprehensive psychological

and physical interventions, and improving patient

comfort. When the humanized nursing service is

applied, the cooperation between patients and doctors

can be improved, the self-confidence of patients in

treatment can be improved, and doctor-patient

disputes can be reduced (Chi 2019). At the same time,

in the implementation of humanized nursing services,

the professional level of medical staff can be

improved, the reputation of the hospital can be

guaranteed, the sense of responsibility and

professional ethics of the staff can be promoted, and

the nursing staff can complete nursing with a rigorous

work attitude and professional work level (Li 2019).

After the application of humanized nursing services

in this study, the results show that the experimental

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group has better nursing effect, higher satisfaction,

lower complication rate, and large differences in data

between groups. It shows that humanized nursing has

a higher application value in patients with benign and

frequent ventricular premature beats.

In summary, the application of humanized nursing

methods to patients with benign and frequent

ventricular premature beats has significant clinical

intervention effects, which can improve the quality of

life of patients, promote satisfaction, and reduce the

incidence of patient complications. The clinical

application is significant and should be promoted.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to express my gratitude to the people who

helped me in the process of writing this paper. With

your help, I continued to revise the paper and search

for information. In my continuous efforts, I ensure the

professionalism of the paper. As this paper is about to

be completed, I would like to express my sincere

thanks.

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