英文摘要 |
This case report explores the patient with chronic hemodialysis suffered from ovarian cancer and received chemotherapy to affect her physiology and psychology. We applied Roy's nursing model to assess and collect data through observation, listening and medical records from October 21, 2017 to March 29, 2018 , and summarized her major health problems: cancer-related fatigue (CRF), hopelessness and potential infection. To improve her problems, we guided her to express her feelings, established nurse-patient dynamic, and provided knowledge related to nutrition and wound care to avoid wound infection. We supplied positive energy activities include horticultural treatment, oil massage, exercise, sharing kidney friend experience and family support, so that the patient relieved fatigue, overcome hopelessness, and cope with the alteration to lifestyle caused by her illness. We suggested that nurses in the hemodialysis room should enhance their ability of CRF to help patients aware and deal with fatigue and shared the experience as a reference for those who care for similar patients. |