Effect of the analgesic effect of progressive muscle relaxation training and compound lidocaine cream in hemodialysis patients undergoing puncturing on arteriovenous fistula
10.3760/cma.j.issn.1672-7088.2013.07.003
- VernacularTitle:放松训练联合局麻药减轻动静脉内瘘患者穿刺疼痛的效果评价
- Author:
Xiaohui LIU
;
Yan SHAN
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Pain;
Progressive relaxation training;
Compound lidocaine cream;
Arteriovenous fistula;
Hemodialysis
- From:
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing
2013;(7):8-11
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To observe the analgesic effect of progressive muscle relaxation training (PMR) and compound lidocaine cream in hemodialysis patients undergoing puncturing on arteriovenous fistula.Methods 96 hemodialysis patients undergoing puncturing on arteriovenous fistula were randomly divided into the progressive relaxation training group (group A),compound lidocaine cream group (group B),progressive relaxation training and compound lidocaine cream group (group C),and the blank control group (group D),with 24 patients in each group.Compound lidocaine cream were applied on the central puncture point 60 minutes before operation in group B and group C,and the patients of group A and group C were conducted with progressive relaxation training before puncture and sleep,while no intervention were assigned to group D.The pain of each patients were measured in 10 minutes with Visual Analog Scale(VAS).Results The pain scores were respectively (3.042 ± 0.999) in group A,(2.500 ±0.978)in group B,(1.333 ± 0.817) in group C and (5.042 ± 1.122) in group D.The AVOVA under the significant level of 0.05 for factorial date indicated that the main effect of factor A (progressive relaxation training) was statistically significant and the main effect of factor B (compound lidocaine cream) was also statistically significant.And that statistically significant interaction between the two factors was found,too.Conclusions Compound lidocaine cream with progressive relaxation training could alleviate the pain during puncturing arteriovenous fistula from hemodialysis significantly and was better than single use of each method.
