英文摘要 |
This report is mainly meant to explore what the physical, psychological and social problems the patient encountered while receiving hemodialysis for the first time. Particularly to enhance the patient's ability to plan her own diet for diabetic nephropathy and self-care, the author has applied some nursing measures such as the guideline of hygienic education, nutrition consultation, supporting and providing resources to help the case adjust stress as well as risk from the disease and hospitalization, and help her successfully confront the impact of first hemodialysis. The author used the 11 functional health-patterns designed by Gordon to evaluate, applied observation and interview technique to collect data, establish what the potential danger of infections would the case encounter and how the comfortable situations improved less than the requirement for the body---such as itchy skin, lack of relevant knowledge about the medical care in everyday life after hemodialysis, and nutrition changed---then supplied the optimal nursing measures based on all those information, and evaluated the effects of hygienic guideline by telephone interview and face-to-face interview at her back as an outpatient after hospitalization, so as to understand what problems would the hemodialysis novice met after going home, and provide follow-up nursing service, so as to beef up the patient's safety and confidence, reinforce her willing to take part in healthful activities and accommodate to the changes of lifestyles after hemodialysis. |