英文摘要 |
This report describes the nursing care of the physical and mental health and rehabilitation for a patient with cervical spinale injury from April 27 to May 12, 2016. Case assessment was conducted via physical assessment, observation, listening, and interview applying Gordon's Functional Health Patterns. Problems identified included ineffective airway clearance, physical functional impairment, impaired skin integrity, and powerlessness. Nursing process by companionship, listening, acceptance and active care, a good relationship of the care was established. Because the patient was in the prime of life, sudden unexpected result could only be bedridden by his wife. In addition, the rehabilitation process was slow, resulting in the patient feelings of weakness. It was by encouraging the case and his wife to participate in cervical spine injury self-care to express inner feelings and expectations of the future and to reduce the sense of powerlessness and increase confidence. Moreover, rehabilitation teachers and physicians planned rehabilitation programs to reduce the case of powerlessness. The plan was proposed to encourage the case and his wife to participate in symposiums of patients, common experiences and mutual support. The case was at its middle age due to accidental paralysis of the lower body caused by bed rest and gas pipe tube indwelling, exerting a huge impact on his life. This case triggered the author to explore, hoping to share this nursing experience to enhance the quality of clinical care. |