英文摘要 |
This article describes the nursing experience of a patient with terminal T-cell lymphoma, where the concept of critical illness and tranquility was employed for treatment. The nursing care period extended from June 5 to 12, 2019. Data collection was conducted through observation, interviews, and physical assessments, allowing for a comprehensive evaluation of the patient's physiological, psychological, and spiritual dimensions. The patient's health problems were identified as dyspnea, sleeping disorders, and death anxiety. Throughout the care process, emphasis was placed on fostering a positive nurse-patient relationship. Various nursing interventions were applied, including providing oxygen support and ensuring a comfortable lying position to alleviate dyspnea. Additionally, continuous attention was given to the patient's psychological status to address patient's needs and reduce anxiety associated with dyspnea. Furthermore, concentrated on nursing measures were implemented to improve the quality of sleep during nighttime. Cross-team discussions were organized to guide the patient and family members in expressing their thoughts on facing the end-of-life process. Hospice care concepts were employed to reduce death anxiety in the patient. The intention of this article is to offer valuable insights to nursing staff and serve as a clinical reference for similar cases in the future. |