Monitoring Agitated Behavior After acquired Brain Injury: Onset, Duration, Intensity, and Nursing Shift Variation

Abstract

The study increases awareness on the potential challenge of agitated behavior in patients with ABI.

Curative Effect of Early Full Nursing Combined with Postdischarge Continuation Nursing on Patients after Craniocerebral Trauma

“…When the patient's condition tends to be stable, the patient is patiently guided to carry out corresponding rehabilitation exercises around language function, sensory function, motor function, etc., step by step, and gradually restore various nerve and limb functions [24,25]. [26,27]. After craniocerebral trauma, the motor function of the limbs is impaired, which leads to a decline in the quality of life.…”

“…Many patients may experience negative emotions such as depression, disappointment, and collapse due to long-term inability to master physical motor skills. Nurses, caregivers, and family members should promptly persuade and encourage patients to have positive exercise psychology and actively cooperate with the training process [ 26 , 27 ].…”