英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to describe the nursing experience of dealing with a patient at the end stage of renal disease caused by Goodpasture's Syndrome with long term hemodialysis. We collected the data via primary care observation, discussion and the Gordon functional health assessment guide. Major nursing problems include: acute pain, infection, fatigue and hopelessness experienced by the patient. During the process, the author has provided the patient with cautious care, relieving pain by diverting the patient's attention and also using analgesics to prevent infection through proper attendance to double lumen and arteriovenous fistula procedures, and also the provision of related information on hemodialysis and psychological support. Finally, We helped the patient develop a positive attitude towards facing hemodialysis, enhanced her self-caring ability, gained knowledge in the important methods of care pertaining to double lumen and arteriovenous fistula, and in accepting and adapting to the changes that hemodialysis has brought to her life. |