英文摘要 |
This article mainly discusses the case of a 62-year-old female who was initially diagnosed with tongue cancer, and the physiological and psychological impact after operation. The duration of care was from December 30, 2018 to January 10, 2019. Data was collected by observation, interview, physical assessment, and listening with Gordon's functional health pattern model. The patient's health problems were identified, including anxiety, ineffective airway clearance, acute pain, and body image disturbance. Individual and specific nursing care plans were then provided to assist the patient.
Encouraging family members to participate in the care plan together and accompanying the patient are recommended in order to establish a sound nurse-patient relationship, and to reduce her anxiety level, improve her self-adjustment in mood, as well as to restore self-confidence. The patient received intensive chest physical therapy, coughing method to help get rid of the phlegm. The patient is also provided with medication and relaxation techniques to relieve pain. With the assistance of the medical team, the case is able to face the change in body and mind after the operation, deal with the resultant pressure from the disease, and rebuild the case's mental image of the self.
It is recommended that in the future, the hospital telephone interview system can be synchronized with video software to observe the patient's speech, emotions, and family environment, and solve the care matters after returning home. It is expected that this nursing experience will improve a reference for nursing care of cases after oral cancer reconstruction surgery. |