英文摘要 |
This article described the nursing experience of caring for a patient with cholangiocarcinoma who has undergone chemotherapy for one and a half years, but has strongly denied attitude towards the disease. The nursing period was from October 6 to November 3, 2018, by using Gordon's Functional Health Patterns as a guide to conduct a holistic assessment. The problems identified were hyperthermia, fluid volume excess, and ineffective denial. Discomforts were relieved by keeping the patient's body temperature comfortable, using mint oil acupressure, applying abdominal puncture, and placing drainage. Self-made storybook and use of communication skills such as support counseling and narrative therapy, etc. were provided, so that the patient can face her illnesses, actively mention issues of death, and told their families Lessons from the Dying: apologize, love, thank, goodbye with each other and personally sign a pre-medical decision (Do not resuscitate, DNR). It also allowed the patient to prepare for her own funeral in advance. In view of this, it is recommended to emphasize the importance of medical autonomy to the public, respect medical autonomy, and be able to face death at the end of life. |