英文摘要 |
Pregnancy labor is a physical demanding yet joyful process for women. In high-risk pregnancy, it is important that the proper preparations have been made to protect both mother and fetus and ensure safe outcome of the pregnancy labor and delivery. This article describes the inpatient tocolysis nursing care experience of a primipara with premature rupture of membranes at 23 completed weeks of gestation During the nursing care period from May 7th to June 22nd, 2010, the author used research methods such as: observation, listening, in-hospital interview, and actual physical assessment to collect nursing data, together with using Gordo's 11 Functional Health Patterns assessment as a guide to help ascertain nursing care issues during tocolysis, including: potential risk infection, bowel movement pattern change, comfortable pattern change, and anxiety. The author used listening and empathy and provided holistic care and hoped through individual measures of nursing care, to allow confidence to build with the patient and mitigate anxiety to help the patient through the process of tocolytic hospitalization. This nursing care experience was proposed and may be discussed and shared, in the hope that it could be beneficial for future care in tocolysis cases. |