英文摘要 |
This paper describes the nursing experience of caring for a female patient undergoing perinatal loss grief after tocolysis failure during nursing period June 21-24, 2011. The Gordon 11-item Health Functional Patterns model was used to overall evaluate the patient and collect data. The following health problems were summarized by observation, interview, consultation and physical assessment: 1. Grief, which relates to the loss of baby in expectation 2. Low self-esteem, which relates to unreached maternal tasks. For female patients who undergo stillbirth, most clinical nurses in Obstetrics pay more attention to medical treatment than their wishes in touching the dead child. If nursing staff are familiar with the care of grief relief resulting from the loss of child and provide instant and proper care, assist the patient to accept the fact of child loss and encourage her to express the feelings of child loss, the parents in grief will be able to go through and get over the crisis with a positive and healthy attitude. During nursing care period, the author has tried to mentally take care of the patient and understand her feelings and thoughts in addition to the basic medical treatment so as to provide an overall caring system. Through this paper and the nursing experience, the author hopes to provide clinical nursing staff with a reference in this kind of case in order to give a more practical function in nursing. |