英文摘要 |
Ketamine is commonly known as K powder, and belongs to a class of dissociative anesthetics. Owing to easy acquirement, ketamine addiction has increased in recent years. In addition to impacts on neurologic dysfunction with the generation of "dissociative hallucinations" and confusion, it often produces ulceration and fibrosis in the urinary bladder, which reduces the capacity of the bladder to only 50ml. Furthermore, severe urgency, dysuria, urinary incontinence, massive hematuria, severe pelvic pain and quality of life are all affected. These neurologic and urinary sequelae can distract patients away from work and affect life quality. Therefore, thorough recognition of effect, causes, clinical symptoms and signs, treatments and nursing through ketamine toxicity are critical for nursing care, not only to help patients and their families understand ketamine abuse-induced vesicopathy and treatment but also to prevent further drug abuse. Patients with ketamine abuse-induced vesicopathy often have health problems of pain, urgent incontinence, anxiety, and ineffective coping ability. It is hope that these nursing interventions can persuade users to stay away from illicit drugs and restore the life quality of ketamine-addictive or ketamine-intoxicated patients. |