英文摘要 |
This report described the experience of caring for a school child in the recovery room after receiving a flatfoot reconstruction operation. The researcher conducted 2 hours and 15 minutes of care from 4:10pm to 6:25pm on February 5, 2018. During this period, observation, evaluation, and direct care were used to collect data. The patient was identified to have three problems requiring care: pain, nervousness, and caregiver role strain. During the care period, the researcher visited the patient with increased frequency and built up trust in an excellent nurse-patient relationship, with listening, accompanying and empathy. The patient and the patient's parents were encouraged to express their emotions. According to the characteristics of school children's development, children's communication skills and games were used. In addition, according to the patient's favorites, her attention was redirected to reduce the patient's pain, discomfort, and the stress caused by an unfamiliar environment. Care information was provided to the patient's parents actively, encouraging the patient to participate in the dressing change process, and instructing them to search for useful information on the internet to promote the ability of the patient's parents in caring. After reducing the patient's anxiety and worry, we provide the patient with more complete care. It is suggested to construct an atmosphere of games around the sickbed to establish a portable game cabinet with books for different age groups or medical models and toys to distract the children's attention to reduce their stress and anxiety in postoperative hours. |