Experimental Study of Effects of Ship Rocking on Intravenous Infusion Puncturing on the Sea
Yongpeng Chen · Nursing Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army · 2005
Objective To investigate the effect of ship rocking degree on the duration and one time successful rate of intravenous infusion puncturing and to find adequate ways. Methods Thirty New Zealand rabbits were grouped freely and were punctured intravenously into the rabit ear vein by thirty nurses in submarine mimicker under four ship rocking degree. Results When the ship rocking degree is smaller than 7 degree,the duration of intravenously puncturing on the ship is not significantly different from on the land (P0.05). When the ship rocking degree is greater than 12 degree,the duration of intravenously puncturing is significantly prolonged(P0.01). When the ship rocking degree is greater than 15 degree, significant difference from on the land (P0.01). Conclusion Different ship rocking degrees have various effects on intravenous infusion puncturing. It is necessary to use adequate ways.