英文摘要 |
It is not easy for a patient with advanced CKD to become pregnant, but once she is pregnant the physiological changes of gestation will greatly increase the burden on the mother with the attendant risks of deterioration of renal function, eclampsia, and hazards to fetal development and survival. This report describes the nursing experience in caring for a patient with advanced CKD, having a primiparous 26(superscript th) week of gestation, but with an outcome of intrauterine fetus death. From July 23(superscript rd) to November 21(superscript st) 2007, we used the ”Roy adaptation model” to observe, assess, communicate with, and perform physical skill tests on this patient. Four[A1] main domains on health problems were determined: ”Decision making”, ”Knowledge deficit”, ”Nutrition less than body requirements”, ”Risk of infection”, and ”Dysfunctional grieving”. By giving sincere concern, sympathy, and acceptance during the nursing process, a relationship based on trust was established between the nurse and the client. We helped the patient and her relatives to understand the relationship between kidney disease and pregnancy, and how they influence each other, in the process of helping them to decide whether or not to proceed with the pregnancy, and offering relevant nursing guidance and consultation during the gestation. When the patient was faced with the impact of fetal death at 26 weeks, we actively provided care and voluntarily offered our concern at the appropriate time to pass through this time of grief with the relatives. Nursing experience will be shared as reference for those who might deal with a similar situation in the future. |