英文摘要 |
Puffer fish poisoning is Asia's most common fish poisoning, with a mortality rate as high as 60%. There is no clinically effective treatment method, so the promptest treatment possible is to reduce the absorption of toxins in the body, facilitate discharge and reduce injury. This paper will examine nursing experience with puffer fish poisoning cases in the emergency department: cases of tetrodotoxin poisoning causing respiratory and neurological symptoms. During intubation, the patient experienced fear which was increased by news of a friend who had died of the same poisoning. The use of holistic nursing care during the assessment has established major health problems like ineffective breathing pattern, fl uid volume defi cit and fear. The patient was admitted on April 8 and was discharged on April 20. Sharing experiences with puffer fish poisoning cases with front-line health care workers can help to increase understanding the kind of risk that marine life care poses and the appropriate nursing care implementation. |