英文摘要 |
This article describes an intensive nursing experience when assisting a young man who was contributing to society, but suffered intracranial hypertension from brain edema caused by cerebral infarction, and had to undergo craniotomy and decompression. During the period from May 12 to May 30, 2018, Gordon 11 Function Health Patterns were used to collect data through interviews, listening, observation, etc., the following main problems in nursing were identified: ineffective airway clearance, decreased intracranial adaptive capacity, and impaired physical mobility and hopelessness. The nursing process provided chest care and sputum suction assistance to keep respiratory tract unobstructed, and the breathing training was gradually performed to get out of the respirator. Through the close observation of neurological conditions to prevent recurrent brain damage, the intervention physiotherapy could be evaluated as early as possible, and his family members were also encouraged to participate in the rehabilitation process. Use a sincere attitude to care to the case and establish a good nurse-patient relationship, actively provide the disease-related information to reduce their sense of uncertainty and hopelessness, rebuild a positive attitude to face the disease and the future, smooth return to society. This case provides a reference for clinical colleagues in the treatment of such cases. |