What is the meaning of "three checks, eight pairs and one attention" in nursing?

Three checks: checking when preparing drugs and checking after preparing drugs, checking before issuing drugs, injecting and disposing of drugs, and checking after issuing drugs, injecting and disposing of drugs.

Eight pairs: pair of name, bed number, drug name, dose, concentration, time, usage, drug expiration date.

One note: pay attention to the reaction after medication.

Extended information:

p>Since the treatment and regression of psychosomatic diseases are more closely related to psychosocial factors, the patient's emotional state and psychological changes directly affect the therapeutic effect of the disease and the degree of recovery, therefore, the psychological care of psychosomatic diseases is particularly important. The main purpose is to:

1, lift the patient's nervousness, anxiety, pessimism, depression and other emotions of the disease, and enhance the confidence to overcome the disease.

2, correct and timely health education, so that the patient as soon as possible to adapt to the new role and hospitalization environment.

3, help patients to establish new interpersonal relationships, especially the doctor-patient relationship, in order to adapt to the new social environment.

A person's social role changes when he or she becomes ill. As a result of the sudden change in the role of the patient and the living environment and interpersonal relationships, it is often difficult for the patient to adapt at once, and some psychological problems will arise, which requires psychological care to help the patient to create the best psychological state conducive to treatment and recovery.

Psychological care is not only conducive to the patient's recovery, but also throughout the implementation of the overall care of the patient to improve the nursing effect. It is also conducive to improving the effectiveness of clinical treatment, so that the patient's early recovery.

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