The Aim Of The Study:
Determine The Effect Of Pressure On The Nose By Nose Stuck With The Gas Pressure On The Control Of Nose Bleeding In Patients Presenting To The Emergency Department With Complaints Of Epistaxis
Study Design:
Randomized, Single-Blind, Two-Center, Phase One Trial
Study Population:
All Patients Presenting To The Emergency Department With Complaints Of Epistaxis
Inclusion Criteria
The Patient Is Admitted With Complaints Of Epistaxis. And Must Have Active Bleeding At The Time Of The Study.
Age Older Than 16 Years.
Epistaxis Of The Anterior.
Exclusion Criteria Were Bleeding Caused By Trauma Or Surgical Procedures. Anticoagulants Drugs Or Bleeding Disorders In Patients (Platelet Count Less Than 100,000, Hemophilia, INR Greater Than 1.5, Hematologic Malignancies), Intervention To Control Bleeding During 6 Months Ago (Cautery, Tampons, Local Treatment). Posterior Epistaxis. Hemodynamic Instability. Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. Accompanied By A Significant Other Complaints (Eg, Chest Pain). Lack Of Patient Consent To Participate In The Study. Deviation Of The Nasal Septum.
Target Sample Size: 60 Patients.
Intervention
Use Nose Stuck (Intervention Group)
Nasal Pressure By The First And Second Fingers On Dominant Hand (The Control Group),
After 15 Minutes Epistaxis Patient's Condition Will Be Assessed.
Outcome Study:
Bleeding Is stopped.
After Wiping The Nose With A Tissue, Blood Stain On It.
Without The Flow Of Blood, Oozing Bleeding Obvious.
The Rest Of The Bloodstream But To A Lesser Extent From The Time Of Referral.
Bleeding Unchanged From The Time Of The Visit.