英文摘要 |
We described the nursing experience of a 34-year-old man with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) from sexual activities. During the caring period from 06-APR-2007 to 31-JUL-2007, we conducted 15 interviews in the out-patient setting. We collected clinical data by observation, interviews, and medical chart review. The tool of Gordon’s 11 functional assessments was applied to evaluate the data. We found that the major nursing problems of this patient were functional nutrition disorder, disease adaption, high-risk sexual behavior, and anxiety of care providers. We taught patient about the oral care with daily tea gargling, recorded the daily intake, and discussed the food preparing with his mother, to improve his nutrition status. We also adjusted the prescription to fit his lifestyle and improve the drug compliance. To reduce the stress related to disease, we protected the patient’s privacy, discussed his problems with an open-minded, understanding attitude, and introduced support groups to him. We evaluated the patient’s sexual behavior by “Sex Evaluation Form” of AIDS. We discussed with patient’s mother about her concerns, provided her with information about AIDS patients’ care and AIDS prognosis, and encouraged her to participate patient’s care with healthcare professions. |