英文摘要 |
This article discusses the infection diagnosis for an opportunistic HIV patient during hospitalization through repeatedly suffering the disease, and being informed falling ill to accept HIV. Data were collected and assessed during the period from April 8 to 29 in 2015 through direct care, listening, watching, and talks. The nurse assessed the patient with Gordon 11 Functional Health Status Assessment tool. The patient's problems were identified related to protection altered issues, such as suboptimal nutrition, impaired gas exchange and hopelessness. Building rapport in the course of nursing nurse-patient relationship and trust, providing disease-related knowledge to meet the patient's individual needs and to alleviate physical discomfort caused by opportunistic infections, and using diet education to fulfill patient's wishes and to teach patients to devise contingent measures in mouth breathing and breast enlargement exercises, the patient's breathing function gradually improved. Once a patient diagnosed HIV, immediate psychological support and care by a medical team and social welfare groups, the patient is more able to face diseases and treatment, and then adapt to diseases brought about by the change of life and regain his/her hope of life. It is hoped that the share of care experience contributes to clinical practice and enhances psychological dimensions of quality of care. |