| 英文摘要 |
The occurrence of the VACTERL association would affect the general appearance, excretion and respiratory function of the infants. The skills of care that the family members are required to learn are also more complex and difficult. This article described the nursing experience of caring a newborn with tracheo- esophageal fistula and anal atresia. The author used physical assessment, observation, communication meetings, and directly patient care to collect information from May 18, 2012 to June 30, 2012. The patient was identified as having several health problems, including impaired skin integrity, oral feeding difficulty, and caregiver role strain. During the nursing process, the author used the familycentered care that provided flexible visiting, privacy care space, one-by-one teaching, and performance evaluation after demonstration. The nursing care was individualized, integrated, and continuous. The case and his primary family members received the best care and the primary caregiver role strain pressure was greatly reduced. We shared this nursing experience with nurses caring for patients with similar conditions. |
