英文摘要 |
This article describes the nursing experience of a patient who was successfully weaned from a ventilator postoperatively after a craniotomy for cerebral vascular disease caused by intracranial hemorrhaging. The interval of treatment spanned from December 19, 2011 to January 5, 2012. To assess the health problems, such as ineffective breathing patterns, powerlessness, self-care defi cit, and impaired physical mobility, we established a database through observation, interviews, physical examination, communication, bedside care, and the medical records, using the Gordon 11-item functional health assessment system to assess the framework. Cerebrovascular disease patients often experience inability to move limbs and difficulty weaning, which causes a substantial impact on the body, mind and spirit. Nursing care involves creating a sense of mutual trust and a therapeutic relationship, using professional knowledge and skills, organizing systemic care to limit activity dysfunction, and providing individualized, integral and continuous care to improve breathing performance and successfully wean patients from ventilators to achieve an early discharge. |