THE REAL SITUATION OF THE MOBILITY STATUS OF PATIENTS AFTERSURGERY COMBINATION OF LOWER LIMB IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL IN NAM DINH IN 2020

Abstract

Objective: To describe the patient’s motor status and determine the movement-related factors of the patient after lower limb surgery at the Department of Orthopedic Trauma - Burns, The general Hospital in Nam Đinh in 2020. Method: Research subjects include 149 patients after lower limb combined surgery at the Department of Orthopedic Trauma-Burns, in the general Hospital in Nam Dinh. Descriptive research on 149 patients after surgery. Results: Most patients start to move on the 2nd day after surgery. On the 3rd day after surgery, 79.2% of the patients had satisfactory exercise practice and when discharged from the hospital, the number of patients with satisfactory exercise was 92.6%. Initial research shows that the level of mobility of patients after surgery is quite high, but still 8.4% of patients have not met the requirements. Conclusion: When the patientsl are discharged from the hospital, the majority of patients have satisfactory movements and better than the 3rd day after surgery. Surgical methods, the patient’s pain correlated with the patient’s movement after surgery.