| 英文摘要 |
This article describes a case of a first-time intracranial aneurysm rupture. He suffered a sudden change of consciousness after suffering from headache and vomiting at home. During the hospitalization, he not only endured severe headaches, but also suffered from limb weakness and less than expected rehabilitation results. He was worried about burdening his family and caused anxiety. question, thus triggering the author’s motivation for discussion. During the period from May 5, 2023 to May 12, 2023, data were obtained through direct care, observation in interactions, interviews, and medical record review, and the eleven items of Gordon were used to evaluate acute pain, physical activity dysfunction, and anxiety. and other health issues. During the process, pain and health problems are alleviated through acupoint massage, aromatherapy, and relaxation technique training. Rehabilitation plans are designed according to individual needs, and rehabilitation guidance is provided in collaboration with the rehabilitation therapist to increase the patient's muscle strength, maintain maximum range of motion, and improve himself. Caregiving ability; encourage expression of inner feelings, provide psychological support, and improve positive thinking during meetings. Since this disease often occurs suddenly, it is recommended that a team of psychologists or religious teachers be provided to intervene and accompany the patient through the psychological adjustment period, so as to face the long road to recovery in a positive manner and prepare for discharge from the hospital. The team can provide video software to help patients get immediate feedback when encountering difficulties after returning home, ensuring continuity of care and improving the quality of life after returning home. |