英文摘要 |
This paper describes a patient with binocular blindness due to endophthalmitis who experienced helplessness and anxiety when facing physical disability. During the nursing period from June 27 to July 29 in 2013, data were collected through observation, interview, physical assessment, and chart review based on Gordon's 11 Functional Health Patterns. The health problems were identified as follows: disturbed sensory perception: visual, interrupted family processes, anxiety, and self-care deficit: bathing, toileting, feeding. During the nursing process, the authors employed empathy, attention, and companionship to encourage the patient to express inner feelings, provided timely physical care and emotional support to help the patient develop positive attitudes in self-confrontation, and applied discharge planning to help the patient find related institutions and receive rehabilitation, thereby facilitating their eventual return to the community. This paper could serve as a reference to help clinical nurses proactively detect and expect the impact of adventitious blindness, provide timely physiological, psychological, and social support and assistance, and emphasize the issue of resources referral and returning to the community in adventitiously blind individuals. |