英文摘要 |
This article describes a nursing experience of a liver cancer patient who is an 84-years-old man that has an acute confusion after surgery. In 2017, the writer takes a charge of taking care of the patient from 25th, March to 1st, April. By continuous observation, interviewing and physical assessment to search information, the writer also applies Roy's Adaptation Model as a whole assessment structure which convinces of patient has some healthy problems on anxiety, acute pain and delirium. In the process of taking care of patient, the writer will establish a trust relationship with patient and provide postoperative care precautions. Focusing on painful problems, the writer will evaluate the degree of patient's soreness, teach patient how to divert his attention to release painful and reduce physical discomfort. During the period of acute confusion, the writer takes a concentrated care to take care of patient, and set up a comfortable environment to improve sleeping quality. In order to help the patient to restore consciousness, the writer also can recommend arranging a window bed to the patient when having a surgery, so that the patient can easily return to a normal life. By sharing this nursing experience, it will provide treasure reference for the future. |