| 英文摘要 |
This article discusses the nursing experience of caring for a patient who developed septic shock due to impaired wound healing, resulting in irreversible renal damage. The patient also experienced severe anxiety as a consequence of long-term dialysis. The nursing care period extended from January 1, 2021, to February 7, 2021. Data were collected through observation, direct care, physical examination, medical record review, and proactive concerns. The patient's physical, psychological, social, and spiritual statuses were assessed using a combination of observation, assessment, interviews, and written communication. The primary health problems identified were fluid overload, risk of infection, and anxiety. To address fluid overload, individualized health education was provided, which improved the patient’s self-care abilities. The use of multimedia materials during the initial dialysis sessions helped reduce the patient's anxiety and enhanced learning and care effectiveness. Considering that many primary caregivers in Taiwan are new immigrants, incorporating additional languages into multimedia materials could provide greater benefits. |