英文摘要 |
This article described the nursing experiences of caring for a 29 weeks premature infant with spontaneous intestinal perforation. Data was collected by physical assessments, observations, and interviews from November 6, 2005 to January 6, 2006. The health problems of the patient included ineffective breathing pattern and skin integrity impaired. The health problems of the parents were impaired parent and infant attachment and knowledge deficit/caring premature. During the nursing period, the author applied individualized nursing interventions to help the client stabilize ventilation and to improve skin integrity. The author also used the concept of family care to promote parent-infant attachment and increase parents’ knowledge and skills of taking care of a premature infant. The nursing experiences can help nurses to care for similar cases and improve quality of nursing care for premature infant. |