Impact of exercise rehabilitation intervention based on the hierarchy of needs theory for treating patients with gynecological tumor chemotherapy on their frailty
Objective:To explore the impact of exercise rehabilitation intervention based on the hierarchy of needs theo-ry for treating patients with gynecological tumor chemotherapy on their frailty.Methods:80 patients with gynecologi-cal malignant tumors chemotherapy were selected and were divided into two groups From January 2022 to July 2023.The patients in the control group received routine rehabilitation nursing intervention,while the observation patients in the group received exercise rehabilitation nursing intervention based on the hierarchy of needs theory.The frailty status and quality of life of the patients were compared between the two groups.Results:After intervention,the incidence of chemotherapy-related adverse reactions of the patients in the observation group was significantly lower than that of the patients in the control group.The frailty score of the patients in the two groups had decreased significantly.The scores of physical weakness(7.73±1.82 points),psychological weakness(17.43±3.57 points),social weakness(13.83±3.19 points),environmental weakness(10.43±2.27 points)and simplified frailty inventory(2.94±0.64 points)of the pa-tients in the observation group were significantly lower than those(10.76±2.25 points,22.48±4.16 points,17.14± 4.33 points,13.48±3.15 points and 4.35±0.82 points)of the patients in the control group.The cancer-related fatigue score of the patients of the two groups had decreased significantly,and which(2.94±0.64 points)of the patients in the observation group was significantly lower than that(4.35±0.82 points)of the patients in the control group(all P＜0.05).Conclusion:Exercise rehabilitation intervention based on the hierarchy of needs theory for treating patients with gynecological tumor chemotherapy can reduce their adverse reactions related to chemotherapy,alleviate their weak de-gree and cancer-related frailty symptoms.
Gynecological tumorsChemotherapyHierarchy of needs theoryExercise rehabilitationFrailtyCancer-related frailty
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