Chemotherapy nursing rounds for renal cancer

Chemotherapy nursing rounds for renal cancer: renal cancer is a kidney disease, and the incidence rate has been increasing year by year in recent years. It is worth reflecting on that the incidence rate has increased instead of decreased in today's increasingly advanced medical technology. Experts analyzed that the increase in the incidence of renal cancer is related to many factors, among which the inadequate nursing rounds for renal cancer are largely related. It can be seen how important nursing rounds for renal cancer are for the treatment of renal cancer.

1. The nursing rounds for kidney cancer require targeted inspections and care for each patient to help them take correct preventive measures. The daily urine volume and color after surgery, especially the first day after surgery, when to urinate, how much urine, what color, etc., if there is no urine or a large amount of blood in the urine within 6 hours after surgery, you should contact your doctor in time. Some patients with kidney cancer who undergo ureterectomy generally need to have a urinary catheter for 5-7 days. During this period, you should pay attention to whether the wound or chest closed drainage is unobstructed, the drainage volume and nature, the bleeding of the wound, to prevent the drainage tube from falling off, bleeding or excessive urine leakage, and the dressing should be replaced in time if it is soaked.
2. The nursing rounds for kidney cancer also include the care and supervision of the diet of kidney cancer patients. These should be noted during the rounds. Kidney cancer patients fast in the room within 48 hours after surgery, and use intravenous infusion to maintain water and electrolyte balance. If the gas has been discharged, they can take a moderate amount of liquid food. Kidney cancer patients are encouraged to drink more water, with a daily intake of 3000ml. Follow the doctor's advice, pay attention to the control of salt in the diet when transitioning to a normal diet, drink water properly, and supplement more high-protein foods, such as milk, soy milk, mashed potatoes, green bean mash, spinach mash, fish soup, etc., and you can also use wolfberry to stir-fry meat. But be careful not to eat too much food. Diet is very important for the care of kidney cancer.