英文摘要 |
This article describes a nursing experience in the newborn intensive care unit while caring for an extremely low-birth-body-weight premature infant twin B, whose gestation period was 27+6 weeks, 990 gram birth body weight, complicated with respiratory distress syndrome, central apnea, and retinopathy of prematurity. The author served as the primary nurse from September 3, 2002 to November 6, 2002. We employed the information collected through direct nursing care, clinical observation, along with comprehensive interview, adding to the assessment by the patient's physical examination, the evaluation of the behavior ego, and family aspect. Nursing problems addressed in this case during the intensive care unit hospitalization period were as follows: (1)Ineffective breathing pattern; (2)Impaired risk for skin integrity; (3)Confusion of infant behavior; (4)Altered risk for patient-infant attachment. The editor helped the case to achieve a organizational behavior by using the method of developmental care. In addition, no restriction was placed on the parents' visiting and we encouraged the relationship between the premature baby and the parents by processing of kangaroo care. This nursing experience has emphasized the importance of developmental care to the premature infant. |