| 英文摘要 |
This report described the experience of nursing care for a 17 year-old adolescent having spinocerebellar ataxia. During the period of nursing care, from July 9, 2010 to August 31, 2010, the author collected the information through interview and observation. The Roy’s adaptation theory was used to analyze the information. We identified that the patient had the following aspects need to be addressed, including “dysfunction of physical activity”, “risk for injury”, “body image disturbance”, and “defect of social interaction”. Through individual nursing intervention, the authors helped the case to do skeletal exercise by himself, to prevent fall, and to rebuild body image. The authors also assisted the patient with reconstructing a new peer relationship through connecting with supporting groups and made the case adapt to the new life. We hope this holistic nursing experience can prove the nursing staff a reference when taking care of such patients. |
