英文摘要 |
In order to save lives and obtain good qualities of life for patients with end-stage liver disease, the only treatment is liver transplantation. This study described a pre-liver transplant patient’s of liver cancer that facing great uncertainty doubt of the nursing treatment process, because donor's blood type is incompatible and first admitted to intensive care unit for plasma exchange treatment, Using Gordon 11 function health patterns assessment tool in the assessment, data was collected through observations, listening, interviews, physical assessment and nursing practice during the nursing period from May 31th to June 5th, 2018. After organization and analysis, we established health problems as followings anxiety, excess fluid volume and potential risk for infection. Using active care, listening, and companionship to establish a good interactive relationship, provide individual nursing, patiently explain disease symptoms, complications, and follow-up treatment, reduce patient’s anxiety, enhance of the Patient’s understanding on the treatment, improve symptoms of dyspnea, maintain balance of intake and output, and diet education. Intensify invasive catheter care in the acute phase, strengthen wound care avoid wound infection. Strengthen the support system and positive thinking through the intervention of medical team and family resources help them to get through the difficulties before the period of liver transplant preparation. It is recommended that units increase pre-operative plasma exchange related information health education manuals and specialized education in the future. Combining the team's ability to communicate and care, through case discussions to strengthen nursing colleagues assessment and intervene timing judgment processing capabilities to help caregivers become more understand their skills in such case care in the future. |