Value of combining targeted emergency nursing with psychological nursing in children with febrile convulsions

Table 1 Baseline data

Factor		Control group (n = 67)	Research group (n = 44)	χ2 value	P value
Age				0.351	0.553
	≥ 2 years	42	30
	< 2 years	25	14
Gender				1.015	0.313
	Male	37	20
	Female	30	24
BMI				1.711	0.190
	≥ 18 kg/m2	23	10
	< 18 kg/m2	44	34
Duration of convulsions				1.947	0.162
	≥ 5 minutes	29	25
	< 5 minutes	38	19
Type of convulsions				0.780	0.377
	Simple type	45	33
	Complex type	22	11
Causes of disease				0.578	0.748
	Upper respiratory tract infections	37	23
	Pneumonia	20	12
	Bacterial dysentery	10	9
Family history of convulsions				2.577	0.108
	Yes	15	16
	No	52	28

BMI: Body mass index.

Table 2 Comparison of compliance in children, n (%)

Groups	Full compliance	Partial compliance	Noncompliance	Compliance rate
Control group (n = 67)	33 (49.25)	30 (44.77)	4 (5.98)	63 (94.02)
Research group (n = 44)	18 (38.64)	15 (34.09)	11 (27.27)	32 (72.73)
χ2 value	8.268			8.553
P value	0.016			0.003

Table 3 Comparison of nursing satisfaction, n (%)

Groups	Very satisfied	Basically satisfied	Dissatisfied	Satisfaction
Control group (n = 67)	38 (56.73)	24 (35.82)	5 (7.45)	62 (92.55)
Research group (n = 44)	16 (36.37)	18 (40.93)	10 (22.70)	34 (77.30)
χ2 value	7.023			5.295
P value	0.029			0.021

Table 4 Complication rates in children, n (%)

Groups	Cerebral edema	Infection	Water–electrolyte disorders	Brain injury	Total incidence
Control group (n = 67)	1 (1.49)	2 (2.98)	1 (1.49)	1 (1.49)	5 (7.45)
Research group (n = 44)	3 (6.81)	3 (6.81)	2 (4.54)	2 (4.54)	10 (22.70)
χ2 value	2.168	0.907	0.941	0.941	5.295
P value	0.140	0.340	0.331	0.331	0.021