英文摘要 |
This article is about the nursing experience of a 25-year-old single mother on hemodialysis that did not comply with her doctor’s medical advice. The nursing period was from October 29, 2011 to November 30, 2011. Information was collected using physical evaluation, observation and interview the a nursing assessment made using Gordon’s 11 Health Functions. The following patient problems were identified: non-compliance, excess fluid and change in role. During the nursing process, the author actively took care of the patient to build a good relationship. The author also discussed objectively the result of not cooperating with dialysis treatment and water control with the patient, and analyzed the advantages and importance of regular dialysis. Eventually, we helped her come to terms with dialysis treatment. The patient was directed to record her weight every day and to control her water intake. The patient stopped having drinks and kept her and kept her weight in the normal range. Using empathy, I encouraged the patient to express her feelings, pick up her life again and become interested in leisure activities. This improved her self-care ability and also reduced the pressure of facing chronic disease as a single mother. I hope this nursing experience will provide a useful reference for dialysis nurses in clinical care. |