Nursing care of the patients with urgent- start peritoneal dialysis using automated peritoneal dialysis
Received date: 2020-01-10
Revised date: 2020-02-28
Online published: 2020-05-12
孙娟 , 范立卓 , 王海玲 , 朱丽颖 , 徐晨 . 自动化腹膜透析在紧急起始腹膜透析患者中的护理[J]. 中国血液净化, 2020 , 19(05) : 342 -345 . DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1671-4091.2020.05.015
【Abstract】Objective To observe the therapeutic effect, clinical parameters and complications of automated peritoneal dialysis (APD) for patients with urgent-start dialysis, and to summarize the suitable and scientific nursing methods for APD. Methods Thirty patients treated with APD in the Department of Nephrology, Beijing Chaoyang Hospital Affiliated to Capital Medical University were enrolled as the APD group, and 30 patients treated with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) were randomly selected as the CAPD group. Clinical parameters, catheter- related complications and ultrafiltration volume in the processes of urgent-start peritoneal dialysis were observed in the two groups. Results In the first week, the average ultrafiltration volume was higher in APD group than in CAPD group (721.133 ± 392.830 ml vs. 354.833 ±157.011 ml; t=1.743,P<0.001); serum creatinine was similar between APD group and CAPD group (655.295±161.847 μmol/L vs. 763.629±301.200 μmol/L; F= 3.011, P=0.088); urea nitrogen was lower in APD group than in CAPD group (18.803 ± 6.122 mmol/L vs. 25.542 ± 7.364 mmol/L; F=14.855, P<0.001). In the second week, serum creatinine was lower in APD group than in CAPD group (568.706 ± 133.833 μmol/L vs.716.389±267.045 μmol/L; F=7.333, P=0.009); urea nitrogen was lower in APD group than in CAPD group
(17.269±5.499 mmol/L vs. 21.637±6.383 mmol/L; F=8.061, P=0.006). In the fourth week, serum creatinine was lower in APD group than in CAPD group (520.512 ± 111.881 μmol/L vs. 657.069 ± 281.012 μmol/L;F=6.115, P=0.016); urea nitrogen was lower in APD group than in CAPD group (14.376±4.502 mmol/L vs. 18.197±4.583mmol/L; F=10.614,P=0.002). Complications occurred in the two groups: peritonitis within the first month, 0 case in APD group and one case in CAPD group (χ2=1.017, P=0.313); leakage, 0 case in APD group and one case in CAPD group (χ2=1.017, P=0.313); exit or tunnel infection, one case in each group (χ2=0.000, P=1.000); intraperitoneal hemorrhage, one case in APD group and 2cases in CAPD group (χ2=0.351, P=0.554); abdominal pain, 2 cases in each group (χ2=0.000, P=1.000); tube displacement, 0 case in APD group and 2 cases in CAPD group (χ2=2.069, P=0.150); inadequate drainage, 4 cases in each group(χ2=0.000, P=1.000). Conclusion Automated peritoneal dialysis is a new method of urgent-start dialysis and is clinically useful. This method causes less disturbance to patients’rest and dialysis training as well as less workload to nurses./
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