英文摘要 |
This report describes the experience of nursing care to a postoperative oral cancer patient experiencing the obstruction of a tracheostomy tube. The information was collected from March 3rd until March 22th, 2018 by observation, recording, and Gordon's 11 functional health patterns. Health problems of ineffective airway clearance, acute pain, disturbed sleep pattern, and fear were identified. The patient suffered from the fear of the tracheostomy tube obstruction and the postoperative pain. Active care, analgesic drugs, and education of pain coping skills were provided. Respiratory training plan aimed to relieve acute pain and the fear of airway obstruction was made with multidisciplinary cooperation, including the members of oral surgeons, chest surgeons, plastic surgeons, respiratory therapists, nurses, caregiver, and patient himself. Eventually, the tracheostomy tube was removed successfully. We suggested that caring plan for complex, difficult caring patients can be discussed by multidisciplinary cooperation to reduce clinical disagreement. The experience was expected to help nurses caring similar cases. |