英文摘要 |
This article describes nursing experience of a comatose patient with a MCA infarction. The author assessed the patient's health condition guided by Roy's adaptation model from February 25th to March 8th 2004. The major nursing problems were perceptual alterations, impaired physical mobility and impaired skin integrity. Based on the social history of the client that separated vision, hearing, smell, touch and motor functions, a multi-sensory stimulation program was introduced into the patient's daily nursing care activities. The nursing intervention varied with the patient's response to the different aspects of the program. The client's conscious status increased from 6 on the Glascow Coma Scale to 11. The author suggests that the multi-sensory stimulation program does not only work well with head injury comatose patients but is also useful with cerebrovascular accident comatose patients. |