英文摘要 |
Besides renal transplantation, hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis are the only replacement therapies available to treatment patients with end stage renal failure. Because some patients can self-administer peritoneal dialysis in the home, promoting the self-care of patients is a primary nursing duty. This article applies Orem’s theory with a new dialysis patient. The nursing diagnosis found impaired tissue integrity, knowledge deficits, risk for infection, and risk for fluid volume excess. Based on the nursing diagnosis, the patient was provided with supportive health education. The results show that the key points for promoting good outcomes are that the patient has effective self-care behaviors and a positive attitude towards the disease. End stage renal failure not only includes physical impairments, but also affects the patient psychologically and socially, so continued assessments, intervention, and evaluation can realize prevention and avoidance of side effects. |