英文摘要 |
This article reported the intensive care experience of an extreme low body weight premature baby of 950 grams and a gestation age of 26+1 weeks complicated with respiratory distress. During the period of August 4 to December 2 of 2010, we assessed the physiology, the behavior, the environment, and the family of the case by systemic observation and established the nursing care problems of impaired gas exchange, ineffective protection, inefficient infant feeding pattern, disorganized infant behavior, and risk for impaired parent/infant attachment. The authors provided a nursing care plan for the patient, including maintaining the ventilation to stabilize the gas exchange, monitoring the function of coagulation to prevent bleeding, training the motion of mouth to promote coordination of sucking and swallowing, decreasing the hyper-stimulation of environment to intensify behavior of self-integration, performing containment, and educating the family members about kangaroo care to improve the bonding between the baby and parents. We also discussed with the family to establish a discharge care plan to ensure continuous nursing care. We expected that we could share this experience of integrative nursing care of extreme low weight prematurity. |