英文摘要 |
A 35-year-old male patient suffered from renal graft failure following renal transplantation surgery. Since admittance, we had established a good relationship with this patient and his family and had observed them frequently. Using Gorden's functional health pattern, we found that the patient had a higher risk of becoming infected, sleep disturbance, confliction about decision-making, grieving dysfunction, and sense of powerlessness. During this time, we assisted the patient to overcome his frustration caused by the graft failure, to make the decision to remove the failed graft, and to re-establish an arteriovenous fistula. As a result of our nursing intervention, we believe that this patient has less of a sense of powerless about his living environment and less disability of role-play as being a father. |