英文摘要 |
The purpose of this report was to describe the nursing experience of a four-year-old patient with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Base upon the Atraumatic Care Principle, the patient was able to get through the difficult treatment process and hospitalization stress. By means of Gordon's functional health assessment guide and pre-school child development characteristics, the patient was found to have symptoms such as constipation, altered oral mucus membranes, body-image disturbance, fear of losing sense of control. Therefore, the Atraumatic Care Principle was applied to the nursing plan for this patient. By employing strategies such as small changes in nursing activities and child-like language suitable to a pre-school child's cognitive development. It was expected to reduce the patient's body damage and pain, prevent him from feeling separation anxiety and losing sense of control, and to release his stress due to hospitalization and treatment. Furthermore, the patient was able to learn how to overcome fear during the treatment process. |