英文摘要 |
Nursing experience of caring for a patient with postoperative breast cancer combined with disturbance of body image This article describes the nursing experience of a 65-year-old woman suffering from breast cancer for the first time undergoing modified radical mastectomy and lymphadenectomy on the right side of the breast. After the surgery, her body appearance has undergone tremendous changes and her mentality has been impacted. During the care period from October 22 to November 2, 2018, the Roche adaptation model was used as the assessment framework, and data were collected using observation, communication, interview skills, and medical records review. During the care period, a good care-patient relationship was established with the case and the case was discovered. Three health problems: potentially dangerous infections, insufficient knowledge of rehabilitation exercises after mastectomy, and health problems such as disorders of body and mind. Provide individual nursing measures for the case´s health problems, assist and guide the family members´ wounds in sterile dressing change, maintain the importance of blood sugar, and avoid postoperative complications; Postoperative breast cancer rehabilitation exercises to prevent the formation of lymphedema and increase shoulder mobility; The mental dilemma of the case losing the right breast. Through continuous care and companionship, encourage expressing inner feelings, use cognitive behavioral therapy and breast cancer patient groups to exchange experiences, wear prosthetic breasts and dress up experience sharing. It is recommended that the case use cotton to make simulated breasts to achieve positive Adjust to the appearance. It is hoped that this nursing experience can provide clinical nursing colleagues with consideration for caring for such cases. |