英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to explore a case of a patient with rectal cancer who feared surgery, because her mother had died within six months after receiving resection of rectal cancer and permanent colostomy surgery. The patient refused to accept modern medicine and chose traditional herbal medicine. Due to a tumor protruding out of the anus, daily life and excretory problems of the patient were seriously affected and she was admitted for further treatment. We discussed the perioperative nursing experience of this case in the paper. During the period from January 15, 2011 to January 24, 2011, we used the Gordon 11 - item functional health assessment tools and the model of perioperative care to collect the database with interviews, observation, and physical assessment. Factors including the patient’s anxiety, the risk for perioperative–positioning Injury, disturbed body image, and self-care deficit of health problems were all enrolled. Guided perioperative cases express feelings, provide disease and surgery-related information, increase awareness of the course of development; introduce surgery with expertise and technology to prevent potentially dangerous injury; discuss how colostomy surgery can help adaptation to body image changes; discuss the impact and provides colostomy care, in order to improve self-care ability to obtain integrity of perioperative nursing. |