英文摘要 |
This paper describes the nursing experience of a 26-year-old lupus erythematosus patient with lower extremity edema and joint pain who developed myocardial infarction during hospitalization. During the nursing period from November 13 to November 24, 2018, the author conducted a holistic assessment through observation, interviews, direct care, and the use of Roy's adaptation model, and found that the case had health problems such as excessive fluid volume, changes in tissue perfusion, and anxiety. The author establishes a good therapeutic relationship with the case, closely monitors the changes in body fluids, teaches the key points of diet and water intake; provides relevant care and health education after cardiac catheterization for myocardial infarction, uses nursing knowledge and medical team cooperation to track cases of lupus erythematosus and myocardium changes in the infarct condition, alleviating the discomfort of the case; accompany them and listen to let them express their feelings about the disease and their own thoughts, encourage active participation in the treatment plan, and provide disease care for lupus erythematosus and myocardial infarction, and assist the case to increase care knowledge, reduce anxiety, anxiety eventually makes it adapt to changes in the physical and mental state, and is welcoming the future. The clinical manifestations of lupus erythematosus are diverse, and it is not common for young patients with lupus erythematosus complicated with myocardial infarction. The cognition of disease care is mainly focused on pulse therapy and nephritis. The change of disease condition also causes the psychological impact on patients, which needs emotional support and referral from nurses. It is suggested that the unit can organize disease care cognition and common psychological impact to increase nursing staff's awareness of disease care In order to provide a reference for nursing, we should use the skills of psychological assessment and emotional support, early detection, early care, and appropriate referral to professionals. |