英文摘要 |
This article describes an ICU nursing experience of caring for a newborn with congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation after receiving left-lung segmentectomy during the period 2011/09/03 to 2011/9/25. Through a systemic assessment by direct observation, care and discussion with the family, the author confirmed the patient's major health problems as an ineffective breathing pattern; the pain caused by the surgical wound and drainage. The author also learned that the patient's parents were anxious and nervous during the hospitalization days. Therefore, to deal with the patient's aforementioned health problems by developing care, we provided an adaptive position, helped the patient maintain the best lung inflation, promoted oxygenation, and took measures to reduce any excessive environmental stimulation in order to provide the patient with as much tranquility and peace as possible. We also provided proper patient care by building up mutual trust with the parents, supporting the parents' negative emotions by showing a caring attitude, reducing the parents' anxiety and nervousness, providing flexible visiting hours to build up the parent-child relationship, helping the parents understand the patient's behavior, and supplying family-centered care by training the family how to participate in the care and teaching them the required care skills to facilitate a smooth return home. This was a rare case in clinical experience, and we hope that this case can serve as a reference for nurses presented with similar cases in the future. |