英文摘要 |
The study aims to describe the nursing care of accompanying a young female patient with sustained traumatic finger amputation facing a dilemma between the marriage and personal health. It applied the Gordon’s 11 Functional Health Patterns as the framework. The data were collected by means of physical health assessment, direct care, and interview from Dec. 5th to 12th in 2012. The patient’s problems included acute pain, potential risk of infection, decisional conflict, and anxiety. It was through listening to the favorite music and explanation of the possible condition before changing wound dressing to release her painful suffering. The aseptic wound care was also offered to prevent the risk of infection. During nursing care, open-ended questions and psychological support including listening were provided in order to offer complete medical care information when the patient dealt with decisional conflict. In the meantime, the patient was invited to participate in the nursing care plan and operation evaluation through adopting an open-ended interview to let her express emotion and reduce anxiety. Finally, the patient decided to accept amputation due to her traditional belief. During the nursing care period, we kept providing accompany and support. We also cooperated with the outpatient department of discharge planning service to help the patient recover. |