Research Article

[Retracted] Prevention and Nursing Research of PICC Catheter-Related Complications in Patients with Digestive System Malignant Tumor Based on Smart Medical Block Chain

Table 1

Factors and evaluation of complications related to PICC catheter.

ProjectCodeAssignment

GenderX11 = male, 2 = female
AgeX21 = under 40 years old, 2 = 40–59 years old, 3 = 60 years old and above
HeightX31 = below 160 cm, 2 = 161–170 cm, 3 = 171–180 cm, 4 = above 181
WeightX41 = below 40 kg, 2 = 41–50 kg, 3 = 51–60 kg, 4 = above 60 kg
SmokingX51 = yes, 2 = no
DrinkX61 = yes, 2 = no
History of drug allergyX71 = yes, 2 = no
History of diabetesX81 = yes, 2 = no
Tumor typesX91 = gastric cancer, 2 = colorectal cancer, 3 = esophageal cancer
Times of chemotherapyX101 = 1–6 times, 2 = more than 6 times
PICC catheter siteX111 = basilic vein, 2 = median cubital vein, 3 = cephalic vein
Catheter factorsX121 = catheter size, 2 = catheter model, 3 = catheter cavity number
Catheterization technologyX131 = direct puncture, 2 = Seldinger technique
Puncture timesX141 = more than 2 times, 2 = 1 success
Position of catheter tipX151 = too deep, 2 = too shallow, 3 = level 6, 7 thoracic vertebrae
Maintenance modeX161 = out of hospital maintenance, 2 = inhospital maintenance
Maintenance cycleX171 = less than or equal to 7 d, 2 = more than 7 d