Survival After Long-Term Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Through Receiving 55 Times of Defibrillation Shock

OTHERS_CITABLE Survival After Long-Term Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Through Receiving 55 Times of Defibrillation Shock http://jccnursing.com/article-1-342-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Survival After Long-Term Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Through Receiving 55 Times of Defibrillation Shock A 46-year-old man with severe chest pain without a clear medical history of cardiac ischemia was admitted to emergency ward of Ayatollah Madani hospital in Khoy city, Iran. The patient was diagnosed with possible acute coronary syndromes and located in the first level of triage. After early interventions in the emergency ward, he was transferred to the coronary care unit. After half an hour, the patient was suffering from primary ventricular fibrillation. Advanced cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) was started without delay, then the patient survived after three hours of receiving CPR and 55 times of defibrillation shock. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-342-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 The Primary Ventricular Fibrillation Advanced Cardiac and Pulmonary Resuscitation Defibrillation Shock A. Nafei 1 AUTHOR A. Ahmadzade 2 AUTHOR S. Sakha 3 AUTHOR N. Bqay 4 AUTHOR P. Mustafa Soltani 5 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE Comparing the Effects of Standard Suction and Routine Methods on Vital Signs, Arterial Blood Oxygen Saturation and Pain Level of Patients Hospitalized at the Intensive Care Unit http://jccnursing.com/article-1-341-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Comparing the Effects of Standard Suction and Routine Methods on Vital Signs, Arterial Blood Oxygen Saturation and Pain Level of Patients Hospitalized at the Intensive Care Unit Background: One of the highly important duties at the intensive care units (ICUs) for maintaining airway and improving ventilation and oxygenation is suctioning; however, it must be done in a way so that, in addition to the mentioned advantages, it can have the least complications for the patient. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-341-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Suctioning Vital Signs Arterial Blood Oxygen Saturation Pain A. Keykha 1 AUTHOR H. Askari 2 AUTHOR A. Abbaszadeh 3 AUTHOR H. Enayatie 4 AUTHOR B. M. Khodadadi Hosini 5 AUTHOR F. Borhani 6 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE The Effect of Video and Images of Operating Room on Patients’ Anxiety Before General Surgery: A Randomized Clinical Trial http://jccnursing.com/article-1-340-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 The Effect of Video and Images of Operating Room on Patients’ Anxiety Before General Surgery: A Randomized Clinical Trial Background: Patients experience moderate to high level of anxiety before surgery. Many strategies such as sedative-hypnotic agents are developed to improve anxiety. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-340-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Anxiety Video Image Operating Room General Surgery S. A. Mirsane 1 AUTHOR N. Mirbagher Ajorpaz 2 AUTHOR S. Shafagh 3 AUTHOR J. Aminpour 4 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE Nurse’ Performance in Oxygen Therapy for Infants Hospitalized at the Neonate Intensive Care Unit http://jccnursing.com/article-1-339-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Nurse’ Performance in Oxygen Therapy for Infants Hospitalized at the Neonate Intensive Care Unit Background: The main problem of preterm infants is lung function disorder and disordered oxygenation due to an immature respiratory tract, therefore, appropriate performance of nurses in oxygen therapy is very important. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-339-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Performance Nurse Oxygen Therapy Z. Hemati 1 AUTHOR R. Mohammadi 2 AUTHOR S. Boroumand‬ 3 AUTHOR Z. Poorpooneh 4 AUTHOR Z. Ghazavi 5 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE Effectiveness of Multifactorial Intervention on Observance of Physical Restraint Standards of the Patients Hospitalized in Intensive Care Units http://jccnursing.com/article-1-338-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Effectiveness of Multifactorial Intervention on Observance of Physical Restraint Standards of the Patients Hospitalized in Intensive Care Units Background: One of the important duties of nurses is to protect patients against any injuries. In most cases, physical restraint is applied as one of the immunity tools. In cases that other actions are not possible, physical restraint seems to be one of the acceptable interventions to protect patients or personnel of the unit. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-338-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Multifactorial Intervention Physical Restraint Standards Immunity of Patients Intensive Care Units P. Moradimajd 1 AUTHOR A. A. Asadi Noughabi 2 AUTHOR M. Zolfaghari 3 AUTHOR A. Meran 4 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE Effect of Sex Education on Anxiety, Stress and Depression in Patients With Myocardial Infarction (MI) and Their Spouses http://jccnursing.com/article-1-337-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Effect of Sex Education on Anxiety, Stress and Depression in Patients With Myocardial Infarction (MI) and Their Spouses Background: The lack of awareness about sexual activity after a myocardial infarction (MI), as well as consequent occasional sexual withdrawal and sex problems, are the key factors that intensify the stress, anxiety, and depression in patients with MI and their spouses. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-337-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Sex Education Myocardial Infarction Stress Anxiety Depression I. Bagheri 1 AUTHOR B. Pakcheshm 2 AUTHOR R. Memarian 3 AUTHOR N. Salmani 4 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE Prevention of Pressure Ulcer in Intensive Care Units http://jccnursing.com/article-1-336-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Prevention of Pressure Ulcer in Intensive Care Units Background: One of the most common problems in intensive care units (ICUs) is pressure ulcer or bed sore and its prevention is a priority in nursing cares. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-336-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Intensive Care Unit Henna Pressure Ulcer The Braden Scale Iran < i> Lawsonia inermis< /i> F. Ahmadian 1 AUTHOR D. Hekmatpou 2 AUTHOR M. Eghbali 3 AUTHOR S. Farsaei 4 AUTHOR

OTHERS_CITABLE The Comparison of Family Member’s Satisfaction of Palliative Care and Standard Care for Patients With Incurable Cancer http://jccnursing.com/article-1-335-fa.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 The Comparison of Family Member’s Satisfaction of Palliative Care and Standard Care for Patients With Incurable Cancer Background: Palliative care is essential for cancer patients. Palliative care programs reduce distress, promote patients’ improvement, increase family satisfaction, reduce hospitalization time and finally reduce costs and increase productivity. http://jccnursing.com/article-1-335-en.pdf 2016-05-15 0 0 Palliative Care Incurable Cancer Satisfaction Patients’ Family Members A. Sanagoo 1 AUTHOR A. Azizi Moghadam 2 AUTHOR A. Hazini 3 AUTHOR E. Azar Gashb 4 AUTHOR L. Mahasti Jouybari 5 AUTHOR F. Araghian Mojarad 6 AUTHOR