英文摘要 |
This article describes the nursing care of female who was diagnosed end-stage renal disease and received peritoneal dialysis treatment by CAPD implantation for six months. Then she accepted a living donor in kidney transplantation successfully. The period of nursing care was from 2013/09/05 to 2013/09/22. The patient was assessed using Gordon 11 function health patterns, with the data collected and analyzed through direct nursing care, interview and observation. The health problems identified included acute pain, high risk for infection, and anxiety. In order to properly relieve the pain of the patient, it is very important to teach the techniques of relaxing and to give analgesic by the order. The authors established a mutual trust relationship with the patient and educated her how to prevent from being infected, such as hand washing, wearing face masks in public, avoiding from eating raw food, and daily monitoring of body temperature. However, the post-transplant patient was worried about taking the immunosuppressant to rule for life. For the purpose of reducing patient’s anxiety, the authors arranged pharmacist to give medicine guidance, discussed the use of immunosuppressive agents, and requested the patient saying the use of medicines and function. Combined with other professional teams after kidney transplantation diet health education, the authors provide individual care to improve patient quality of life. In the recommendation of clinical care, we could provide the health care of kidney transplantation and the website related to immunosuppressant, add the standard of nursing care, make discharged service folder, and provide patient self-care knowledge and skills manuals. In order to enforce homecare, recipient and family can understand the instructions of post- operation and the importance of using medicines, which promote the integrity of discharge services. |