英文摘要 |
This article is about a 49-year-old man who suffered from end stage renal disease (ESRD), stress, and the impact of vascular rebuilding and vascular training due to poor vascular access function while undergoing hemodialysis. During nursing care from Apr.1'92 to Oct.10'92, Gordon's 11 Health Function Evaluation was performed and data was collected via direct nursing, observatory interview, and analysis. His health problems, due to the stress of poor vascular function includes: anxiety, change in body image, and loss of specific knowledge. The author listened, gave sympathy, encouragement and support, as well as helped maintain physiologic and physical functions with his family's support in order to rebuild his self-confidence and provided related information for him to understand the importance of care-at-home. The hemodialysis case is attributed to the outpatient case in which a nurse performs individual and persisting care by various means so that the victim will accept hemodialysis treatment as a part of everyday life. |