Relationships between smoking duration, physical factors, surgical factors and the length of hospital stay after surgery among patients with coronary artery bypass surgery at Udonthani Hospital
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This correlational research aimed to examine relationships between smoking duration, physical factors, surgery factors, and length of hospital stay after surgery among patients with coronary artery bypass surgery at Udonthani Hospital. A sample of 88 patients in the cardiovascular and thoracic surgery ward at Udonthani Hospital was purposively selected. The research instruments were a questionnaire on personal data, smoking duration, and a test on knowledge of smoking. Descriptive statistics and Pearson’s correlation were used in data analysis. Results showed that the length of hospital stay after surgery was positively correlated with the duration of using post-operative ventilation at the high level (r = 0.882, p < .001), but were not correlated with age, smoking duration, left ventricular function, renal filtration rates, the duration of using artificial heart and lung machine and post-operative complications.
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