英文摘要 |
Middle-age should be the peak period of life. A previously successful life will become uncertain and insecure if someone suffers a stroke leading to language barriers at that stage. This article describes the nursing experience of caring for a middle-aged male patient who suffered nonfluent aphasia caused by a stroke. The nursing period was from December 10 to 31, 2008. The methods of evaluation and information collection included direct care, review of the medical records, communication, interviews and GORDON 11 nursing assessment(s). The patient demonstrated impaired verbal communication, powerlessness, and impaired social interaction because his defective verbal expression. The nurse used the therapeutic relationship, non-verbal communication, patient listening, and a caring attitude to improve the patient's outlook and to overcome the depression caused by frustration in self-expression. Initially, it was helpful to establish a therapeutic relationship and then set nursing goals and assist the patient in achieving them. It is also important to restore a patient's confidence in his ability to express himself. If his frustration is overcome, he will be able to prepare to return to the workplace and maintain his l quality of life. |