英文摘要 |
This article described the nursing experience of caring for an immune compromised patient who suffered from fulminant hepatic failure complicated with upper gastrointestinal bleeding and encephalopathy. The condition was life threatening and required intensive care. From August 9 to August 19, 2003, the author applied Gordon 11 functional health assessment guides, and confirmed that the patient had the following nursing problems: fluid volume deficit, acute confusion, sleep pattern disturbance, and anxiety. Appropriate nursing cares were provided to alleviate the problems. The author closely monitored the patient’s vital signs, provided sufficient body fluid, maintained electrolyte balance, and kept hemodynamic stable. The author also used empathy, support, humanized solicitude, and family stress model nursing to relieve patient’s inner anxiety and support the patient during acute physical and psychological stages. This article shared the nursing experience of caring patients with fulminate hepatic failure. Both psychological and physiological problems should be dealt with at the same time in order to achieve optimum care. |