英文摘要 |
This case report describes the nursing experience of physical and psychological distress caused by a woman who gave birth to a low-weight twin under caesarean section. The nursing period was from October 08, 2018 to November 20, 2018, according to the data analyzed by the assessment tool of Gordon's 11 functional health patterns, the result indicated that the patient's nursing problem including acute pain, body image change and dysfunctional mother role. During the period of caring, the author provided the patient's pain relief methods, such as distracting attention from pain, avoiding wound being pulled, and promoting wound healing. Patient's pain score dropped from 4 points to less than 1 point. The author didn't criticize the negative body image of patient and encouraging the patient to speak feelings, then providing relevant information based on the concerns of the patient, such as the causes of postpartum body changes, methods for improving uterine contractions, methods for enhancing abdominal muscle tone, and principle of diet control. Before the discharge, the patient can express breast milk by hand and perform postpartum exercise, and the weight also returns to the weight before pregnancy. The author encouraged the patient to express the feelings of the twin, assisting the patient understand the baby's physical condition to reduce the uneasiness of the patient to the baby, then providing measures for the patient to enhance mother-infant bonding, such as explaining the benefits of parent-child interaction, demonstration adopts progressive contact with the baby, explaining how to interact with baby, discriminating the reason for the baby's crying, and taking care for baby's basic skills, and then the patient can actively interact with the baby, embrace the baby, familiar with baby care skills and increase the time rooming-in. It is recommended that the novice mother needs careful observation and support to help her smooth transition to a letting go phase and learning to be a mother. The findings are helpful to serve a reference to other nurses care of similar woman. |