| 英文摘要 |
This article discusses the nursing experience of a diabetic patient with Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State (HHS) to receiving insulin injection therapy positively. The patient during the nursing period, from May 26, 2021 to September 2, 2021. We applied approaches such as observation, interview, medical record review and phone calls to collect data, and a comprehensive assessment model (Gordon's 11 Functional Health Patterns) to determine the patient's problems (including the existing damages:existing injuries/related to the diabetes combined with Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State, feeling of powerlessness/related to insufficient learning ability to insulin injection techniques, lack of knowledge/related to lack of cognition blood sugar monitoring and diabetes diet control). Use active care and empathy skills to establish a therapeutic interpersonal relationship with the case. At the same time, use multiple health education tools such as richly illustrated and colorful pictures (For example: Diabetes Management Tangram), multimedia audiovisual teaching materials and injection models, and combine the power of family members, it is easier to assess the patient's understanding and common confuse, and it can also trigger the motivation of the case to learn self-care. By the real-time interactive feedback of doctors and nurses, timely adjustment and strengthening of individual health education content, and cross-disciplinary cooperation with doctors, nutritionists. The cooperation method provides individualized health education to promote patients to increase their understanding of diabetes and self-care methods (confidence in administering insulin, injection skills, self-monitoring of blood sugar, etc.), as to prevent and delay the occurrence of diabetes complications and help patients return Good lifestyle. This case report is for nursing colleagues' future references while caring patients with similar conditions. |