Abstract:Objective To summarize the experience in emergency nursing of outpatient with uterine arteriovenous fistula and uterine pseudoaneurysm complicated with hemorrhagic shock. Methods The emergency treatment experience of a patient with uterine arteriovenous fistula and uterine pseudoaneurysm complicated with hemorrhagic shock in the Outpatient Department of Nanjing Maternity and Child Health Care Hospital on October 18, 2021 was retrospectively summarized. After receiving the patient, the nursing staff found her vaginal bleeding, quickly judged the condition and made nursing assessment. Then, they timely arranged anti-shock treatment and nursing, confirmed the risk level and countermeasures according to the Early Warning Score, and started the emergency treatment green channel through multidisciplinary team cooperation. Results After emergency treatment through the multidisciplinary team cooperation, the patient was quickly and safely transferred to the operating room for emergency surgery, which successfully saved her life. At the same time, the nursing team summed up the experience, and improved, perfected and supplemented the emergency treatment inspection application form, emergency plan, first-aid materials and drugs in outpatients. Conclusion In the outpatient rather than emergency environment, perfect emergency mechanism, high professional sensitivity, and standardized professional skills are the keys to find and rescue critical patients.