英文摘要 |
This paper explored the process of physical and psychological adjustments a patient due to the impact of physical changes to the patient’s body after an Ileal conduit procedure. From February 22nd to March 8th, 2006, the author applied the Gordon’s assessment tool. Through observation, consultation, body evaluation, and direct nursing care, the author collected objective and subjective data and identified that the case subject exhibited problems such as “Body Image Disturbance”, “Risk for Impaired skin integrity”, “Risk for Trauma” and “Altered Health Maintenance.” Throughout the caring process, the patient and the family had built an excellent nursing care relationship by listening, accompanying, emotional support, teaching, and correspondence. In additional, the family was encouraged to participate, in order to assist the patient to accept the changes to self body image and to enhance the patient’s ability to self-care. These strategies allowed the patient to be able to face the new self, and to reduce the psychological impact. The methods further strengthened the patient’s ability to adjust to the life after discharge. This experience provides nursing staffs with further understanding of the patient and improves the quality of care. |