英文摘要 |
This article describes the experience of caring a 39 years old male with first stroke in the intensive care unit (ICU) from November 13 to November 21, 2019. Because of left side hemiparesis, the patient needed to depend on others, so he didn’t want to face his family anymore and worried about returning to work. With the huge change in the breadwinner role; therefore, the patient had negative emotions. Through physical assessment, observation and interview, we collected data comprehensively by Gordon´s 11 Functional Health Patterns and identified the following health problems reduced intracranial adaptive capacity, physical activity dysfunction, and powerlessness. To reduce discomfort and prevent further neurological deterioration, we provided the nursing interventions, such as prevention of increased intracranial pressure and pain management, etc. Collaborate with other medical professionals to plan an individual rehabilitation schedule. However, the initial effect of rehabilitation was insignificant, patient felt self-doubt and frustrated about future. After we kept encouraging and enabling patient with family to join the self-care plan, he rebuilt his control ability and self-worth; finally, accepted changes in his physical impairment, participated in rehabilitation of his own accord ,and had goals and expectations for the future. Registered nurses in the ICU should get some knowledge about long-term care. It is recommended the unit could periodically hold classes or provide relative course information. When necessary, the nurses could make good use of relieving patients’worry and reducing the risk of long-term disability. Then we could look forward to their returning to normal life soon. |