英文摘要 |
This thrifty and practical elderly patient came to the emergency room because of left foot swollen. He was bitten by unknown object while at work with barefoot. Type II diabetes and foot cellulitis were diagnosed according to the high blood sugar, HBA1C, and swollen foot. Gordon Eleven Functional Health Assessment was used for assessment. Major nursing problems found included: impaired skin integrity, knowledge deficit, and anxiety. The period of care was from August 11 to 25, 2010. In addition to provide the physical and psychological care, the authors used home items, such as puzzles, mouse pad, stockings items, to make DIY aid model shoes and insulin injection devices to enhance the patient’s interest in learning. Through provision of multiple teaching methods, timely emotional support, and self-care strategies, foot wound care and insulin injection skills were enhanced. All together, the patient’s diabetes home self-care abilities were improved. The care experience in this article will hopefully provide other nursing personnel with a reference for future clinical care. |