英文摘要 |
This case report described experiences of nursing care for a school-age child with nephrotic syndrome from June 24th to July 8th in 2006. The Gordon’s eleven-functional-health assessment was applied during the nursing process. Subjective and objective data was collected through observations, interviews and listening skills to establish health care problem lists. Three major health problems were found. The first was altered nutrition less than body requirements. The second was body image disturbance. The third was hospitalized anxiety. The author applied sympathy, listening skills and provided adequate nursing interventions with physical and mental adaptations and body image arrangements for the patient. It equipped the patient’s learning skills for self-care, promoted the patient to recover normal physical functions, and gained positive self-perceptions. |