Research in Varicose Veins of Nurses

[[abstract]]Varicose veins refer the illness people can't stand working, which is more common in lower extremity calf. Due to the specificity of work, long standing, lower-limb weight bearing, nursing staff suffers greatly risk of varicose veins, which is 60% higher than common people. The prevalence may be higher than those of ordinary people, which is the high risk population of varicose veins. This study proposed large-scale acquisition affecting nursing staffs for varicose veins on the basis of various data, using epidemiological study methods, statistical analysis, analyzing the various risk factors of nurses caused by varicose veins, filters result in caregivers of high-risk factors for varicose veins, locking at-risk populations. All information obtained through this study and valuable clinical data, and the risk factors for varicose veins will help us specify nursing staff assessment scales, and established the nurses’' defense mechanisms such as varicose. This study will take place on nurses in hospitals in the central region with a total of 250, and corresponds to the data in registered individually, including gender, age and other information for nurses. This research has been issued 250 questionnaires, and questionnaires 246 recovered, with the recovery rate of 98.4%. Among these, 246 questionnaires are effective; with efficient rate of 100%. This study found that (1) this study analyses the demographic variables for varicose veins affect nursing staff. This paper analyzes nursing staff by gender, age, educational attainment, work experience, marital status and other 6 factors for varicose veins symptoms, exposure to occupational injury and protection measures take effect of three dimensions. (2) This study analyzed exposure occupational injuries of nursing staff of varicose veins, the results showed that most of the nursing staff of the varicose veins exposed occupational injury is more serious. Most of the nursing staff workload, stress and satisfaction in General and the distribution of human resources, which can be seen the workload, stress and human resource allocations for nurses ' incidence of varicose veins has a significant impact. (3) The research and analysis on the nursing staff of venous preventive measures taken shows that wearing medical socks, using elastic bandages for medical use for preventive care for varicose veins has good results, however, a substantial proportion of nurses wearing medical socks has been taken, using elastic bandages for medical use such as effective measures for the prevention of varicose veins, exposure to occupational injuries is not optimistic