英文摘要 |
This patient report explores the care given to a widowed man with foot amputations due to diabetes. After his wife died,he lost self-care ability result in disorder of physical condition. In addition to facing his suffering, he had to accept how the amputation had made him lose of living capacity and showed to give up treatment and self-injury behavior. The author cared for the patient from February 2nd to 22nd 2012, collecting information through direct care, physical assessments, and conversations, etc. Gordon’s 11 functional health patterns were used to evaluate the patient and found out major problems were sadness,family support were not goot enough,and invalidity health care plan. In the early care period, to prevent patient’s self-injury, the author used empathy therapy to assist the widower during his grief-phase, reinterpreted amputation, and helped him find a way to live with promoted self-care abilities. During the active care period, the author endeavored, in good faith, to listen and to establish good relations with the intensive care patient and his family,allowing each family member to experience their reaction with grief-phase , guiding them to participate in care activities, and establishing a new primary caregiver. The author hope is to provide nursing care experience of bereavement cases, helping patients to overcome the grief process, and to understand individual amputation cases, providing a unique care plan. |