英文摘要 |
We described a nursing experience of resuscitation on a 33-year-old woman with a history of Bartter syndrome.Due to irregular medication, she presented to our emergency department with impression of hypokalemia inducedventricular fibrillation. Resuscitation with defibrillation and cardiopulmonary resuscitation were performed. Thenursing duration was between 17:23 and 23:55 on 15 May, 2013. The patient was evaluated by 11 Functional HealthPattern, including observation, direct nursing care, communication, conversation, and physical examination. After that,nursing problems including decreased cardiac output, against medical advice and anxiety disorder were found out. Theclinical nursing focused on the patient problems. The author used mobile device to enhance her perception of thedisease and health care in order to improve agreement on the medical decision-making. Successful defibrillation wasperformed and the patient returned spontaneous circulation. After that, the author listened to patient's experience andencouraged her to express. Then, the author provided emotion support to relieved patient's anxiety on the death. Barttersyndrome is a rare disease. This experience of resuscitation and clinical nursing is valuable to us. We hope thatemergency nurses can enhance their medical knowledge through this case report in order to upgrade the nursing practicein the emergency department. |