英文摘要 |
This article describes a nursing experience of an unmarried woman patient,who was admitted to this hospital due to depressive mood, self harm ideation and depersonalization. She was diagnosed to have dissociation identity disorder.Using Gordon’s 11 functional health assessment guides, the authors determined that the patient’s health problems include drisk for self-mutilation,as well as compromised and ineffective individual and family coping skills.During the nursing process, the authors used Supportive Psychotherapy and followed the stratagems thereof to conserve the patient’s individual safety.We also sought to develop within her positive individual coping skills and assist in establishing an effective support system. Finally, the patient,without risk of self-mutilation and depersonalization within the hospital learned that she could use positive coping skills when she was in stress. In addition, she also acquired positive support from her family.Because this case is infrequently seen in clinical settings, the authors hope that through documenting this experience it may provide other nursing professionals understanding and useful knowledge to apply to suchpatients. |