英文摘要 |
Objectives: To explore the experience of the DNR medical decision of patients with Liver Cirrhosis in ICU. Method: The investigation was carried out using the medical e-records of 236 cases of Liver Cirrhosis from August 1^(st) 2013 to July 31^(st) 2015. The analysis was made through data and information collected from a self-structural survey. Result: In the analysis of the average ratio of DNR advocacy, the percentage of advocacy was 41.9% (n = 99), with an average of 7.1 days (SD=8.28) from hospitalization to DNR advocacy. The predictive factors affecting DNR advocacy were the patient's state of marriage, and GFR (Glomerular filtration rate), with odds ratios of 2.056 (95% CI=1.012-4.175) and 0.979 (95% CI=0.962-0.996) respectively. In another analysis of the ratio of declaring DNR, the percentage of declaration was 36.9% (n=87), with an average of 9.64 days (SD=11.04) from hospitalization to declaring DNR. The predictive factors affecting the declaration of DNR were age, total bilirubin and GFR, with odds ratios 1.032 (95% CI=1.001-1.063), 1.076 (95% CI= 1.007-1.149) and 0.970 (95% CI=0.950-0.90) respectively. Conclusion: Renal failure is the most prominent predictive factor that affects the advocacy and declaration of DNR of patients with Liver Cirrhosis. If the dysfunction of the kidneys occurs on a patient with Liver Cirrhosis, the medical situation of the patient will worsen significantly within a small timeframe. Thus, if the medical crew is able to control the timing of DNR advocacy and provide proper medical treatment of mitigation, ineffective and unhelpful treatment can be avoided. |