英文摘要 |
This report aims to share the nursing experience of caring for a new hemodialysis patient suffering from anxiety, guilt and helplessness after testing positive for syphilis. From May 18 to July 20, 2006, we collected data by observing and interviewing the patient and his family. After applying Gordon's 11 health assessment and examination methods, three problems were found including hyperphosphatemia, health-seeking behavior and decisional conflict. We resolved the patient's problems via medical cooperation and discussion, active individualized care, companionship and listening. We also encouraged the patient to express his thoughts. Working with the patient, plans were drawn up to improve hyperphosphatemia using dietary diary, diet education and medical guidance. We also provided self-care methods for syphilis to the patient, helped resolve the pressure and problems that the diseases caused to the family and also helped improve the relationship between husband and wife. With our assistance, the patient regained his self-confidence and was able to adapt physically, psychologically and socially. |