Nursing knowledge for small cell lung cancer

What are the nursing common senses for small cell lung cancer? Once small cell lung cancer is diagnosed, most of the cancer cells have metastasized and spread, making treatment more difficult. For patients, it is more important to improve symptoms and improve the quality of life. So today, let's take a look at the nursing common senses for small cell lung cancer.

1. The diet is rich, varied, light and nutritious, mainly consisting of various porridges and soups such as meat porridge, fish porridge, egg porridge, Job's tears porridge, lily porridge, wolfberry, etc., with fruits and fresh vegetables.

2. Help patients who cannot live independently to turn over regularly, scrub and massage their hands and feet every day. Safflower alcohol can be used to rub the pressure areas to prevent bedsores.

3. For patients with pain, their pain relief requirements should be met as much as possible, and do not be afraid of the addictiveness of narcotic analgesics to improve their quality of life.

4. You can listen to light music, folk music, Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, etc. to relax your body and mind and improve your quality of life.

5. Provide patients with more spiritual comfort to eliminate their fear of death. Encourage and train the patient's spouse and relatives to caress, hug, speak softly, chat more about family matters, express love and attachment to the patients, satisfy their psychological desire for family affection, forget the fear of death, and thus gain spiritual joy.

6. Closely observe the patient's breathing, blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, and mental state. If any abnormality is found, report it to the doctor immediately and treat it accordingly.

7. For patients who can do light activities, you can accompany them to take a slow walk, stroll, or stretch their muscles, but be careful not to overdo it.

The above is a brief introduction to "common sense of care for small cell lung cancer". I hope it will be helpful to the majority of patients and friends. When treating small cell lung cancer, it is necessary to provide care from the above aspects, so as to achieve twice the result with half the effort and enable patients with small cell lung cancer to recover as soon as possible.