英文摘要 |
This article describes the nursing experience of incision caring for a patient who had surgery for fasciotomy due to necrotic fasciitis. The author took care of the patient's incision with nursing guidance during the nursing period from September 15 to 20, 2010. Using Gordon's eleven functional health patterns as an assessment tool, the author collected data through direct nursing care, observation, interview, active listening, and medical record analysis. The patient's identified problems were suffering from acute pain, impaired tissue integrity, and lack of knowledge. A good nurse-patient relationship was established through proactive caring and listening with empathy. The nursing interventions included not only relieving the patient's pain and controlling the incision's infection but also developing a patient education sheet and demonstrating wound care to enhance the patient's awareness of and participation in wound care with the expectation of a healthy recovery. The author hopes that this experience can serve as a reference for other nurses taking care of similar patients. |