英文摘要 |
This article explores the nursing experience of caring for a hemodialysis patient with recurrent obstruction of arteriovenous fistula from March 27 to May 31, 2010. The author collected data through direct care, interview, phone conversations and physical assessment. Gordon's functional health patterns were applied to evaluate the patient. The patient's health problems included excess fluid volume, change in health maintenance ability and hopelessness. During the nursing process, the author worked with the patient and his wife to establish the therapeutic daily water intake, body weight record sheet and fistula self-care checklist. Personalized care plans were developed to enhance the patient's self-health management ability. We also arranged for the patient and his wife to attend support groups and health education programs to provide them with a support system, improve self-esteem, help the subject come to terms with dialysis treatment and reduce the sense of hopelessness. By sharing the nursing experience from this case, we hope to provide other nurses with a useful reference when caring for similar cases. |