英文摘要 |
The report described the nursing experience of caring a unmarried twenty-six years old youngwoman who suffered from visual impairment with Steven - Johnson syndrome during hospitalizationfrom May 15th to June 3rd, 2015. Data were collected through clinical observation, interview, physicalassessment, and Orem self-care theory in the ophthalmology ward. The health problems were identifiedas moving disabilities, lack of self-care skill, and body image disorders. In order to achieve securitymaintenance and to increase the safety of transfer, we educated the patient to have set locale of items,color contrast for on-table items, and counting of steps for destinations. Meanwhile, we used thetechnique of active caring and empathy to build confidence in this patient, and provided consultationand introduction of similar successful cases. Thus, the patient can deal with the physical and psychologychange and feel more positive when facing the illness, and also enhance her daily care ability as soon aspossible to help the patient adapt to the change of daily physical appearance, structure, and function. Bysharing this nursing experience, we hope to serve as a reference for caring similar patients in the future. |