英文摘要 |
This report concerns the perioperative nursing experience while taking care of a 31-yearold herniated interverebral disc patient. The nursing period was from January 17th to 22nd January, 2005. The author used the perioperative nursing routine as a foundation to observe the patient. After having a series of conversations with the patient, the patient’s problems in terms of Orem’s theory were established. There were fi ve major problems. In the preoperative phase, the patient was in pain and anxious about the operation. During the intraoperative phase, the position of the injury threatened the patient’s life. Finally, in the postoperative phase, the patient lost her ability to moving her body freely and to take care of herself. During the process of caring, the author designed nursing programs based on the various requirements detailed above in order to facilitate the patient coming through the operation safely. Furthermore, nursing was aimed at improving the functioning of the damaged body so that the patient was able to successfully proceed to recovery and develop self care ability. (Tzu Chi Nursing Journal, 2008; 7:3, 111-119.) |