The Nursing Experience of 215 Cases of Debridement and Suturing Operation of Emergency Trauma in Children

Objective: To summarize and discuss the nursing of debridement and suturing operation of emergency trauma in children. Methods: Retrospect on the preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative nursing of 125 cases on debridement and suturing operation of emergency trauma in children between January and December 2012. Results: Through a telephone follow-up lasting 3−4 weeks after the operation, there was no complications such as wound infection, wound dehiscence and delayed union among 125 cases of this group, and the wounds were primary healed. Conclusion: Psychological nursing throughout the preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative process, sufficient preoperative preparation, strict aseptic intraoperative operation and close observation, adept nursing cooperation and effective anesthesia can shorten the operation time, reduce the complications and improve the quality of nursing, which are the keys to a successful operation.