Background: Post-intensive care syndrome is the most common complication in patients discharged from ICU, which seriously affects the life quality of the patients. Adult patients after cardiac surgery, as a special group admitted to the ICU, have many differences Characteristics of other ICU patients, the purpose of this study was to describe the prevalence of post-intensive care syndrome in adult survivors after cardiac surgery. Objective: To investigate the current status of Post-intensive care syndrome after cardiac surgery in adults, and to provide evidence support for targeted intervention measures in the next step, so as to improve the quality of life of patients transferred from ICU after cardiac surgery. Methods: In this study, a cross-sectional survey and convenient sampling were used to select 120 adult patients admitted to ICU after cardiac and vascular surgery from June 2021 to June 2022 in two tertiary hospitals in China. A questionnaire survey was conducted on ICU transferees in the form of a questionnaire at the time of 3 month outpatient review. The judgment of Post-intensive care syndrome is mainly based on psychological basis by the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale. Results: This study eventually included 120 research object, with a loss of follow-up rate of 6.3%. The age range is 33-88 years old, with an average of 64.40±8.20. Among them, the proportion of males was 62.5%; there were 45 females, accounting for 37.5%; there were 32 patients with anxiety symptoms during this study, and the incidence of anxiety was 26.7%. There were 38 patients with depressive symptoms, and the incidence of depression was 31.7%. There were 27 patients with anxiety and depression symptoms, and the incidence was 22.5%. According to the definition of Post-intensive care syndrome, the incidence of Post-intensive care syndrome was 31.7% during this study. Conclusion: For patients admitted to ICU after cardiac surgery, the incidence of Post-intensive care syndrome is high. Clinical workers should pay attention to the long-term mental health of patients transferred out of ICU and take measures to prevent and reduce the occurrence of psychological disorders.
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Patients After Cardiac Surgery, Psychological Disorders, Post-Intensive Care Syndrome
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abstract = {Background: Post-intensive care syndrome is the most common complication in patients discharged from ICU, which seriously affects the life quality of the patients. Adult patients after cardiac surgery, as a special group admitted to the ICU, have many differences Characteristics of other ICU patients, the purpose of this study was to describe the prevalence of post-intensive care syndrome in adult survivors after cardiac surgery. Objective: To investigate the current status of Post-intensive care syndrome after cardiac surgery in adults, and to provide evidence support for targeted intervention measures in the next step, so as to improve the quality of life of patients transferred from ICU after cardiac surgery. Methods: In this study, a cross-sectional survey and convenient sampling were used to select 120 adult patients admitted to ICU after cardiac and vascular surgery from June 2021 to June 2022 in two tertiary hospitals in China. A questionnaire survey was conducted on ICU transferees in the form of a questionnaire at the time of 3 month outpatient review. The judgment of Post-intensive care syndrome is mainly based on psychological basis by the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale. Results: This study eventually included 120 research object, with a loss of follow-up rate of 6.3%. The age range is 33-88 years old, with an average of 64.40±8.20. Among them, the proportion of males was 62.5%; there were 45 females, accounting for 37.5%; there were 32 patients with anxiety symptoms during this study, and the incidence of anxiety was 26.7%. There were 38 patients with depressive symptoms, and the incidence of depression was 31.7%. There were 27 patients with anxiety and depression symptoms, and the incidence was 22.5%. According to the definition of Post-intensive care syndrome, the incidence of Post-intensive care syndrome was 31.7% during this study. Conclusion: For patients admitted to ICU after cardiac surgery, the incidence of Post-intensive care syndrome is high. Clinical workers should pay attention to the long-term mental health of patients transferred out of ICU and take measures to prevent and reduce the occurrence of psychological disorders.},
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