英文摘要 |
This article described a postoperative in intensive care unit care experience of Allogeneic Hand Transplantation, which included the potential physiological, psychological, and other related nursing issues resulted from the transplantation. The period of nursing care was from December 4th to December 11th, 2019. Data were collected from physical assessment, observation, listening, interviews, and clinical symptoms to evaluate his physical, psychological, social, and supirtual health. Primary nursing problems included impaired tissue integrity, potential transplant rejection, anxiety, knowledge deficit. During the nursing in the intensive care unit, the first priority was to maintain normal tissue perfusion and avoid the side effects of acute rejection and immunotherapy. In addition, listening, interviews and other methods were used to guide the patient to express their anxiety due to physical activity restrictions, except for health education patients after transplantation. In addition to the focus of care was let the patient participate in the treatment plan, assist part of the self-care completely, increase sense of control and encourage positively. After the care of the hand transplant team, the patient was transferred to the ward smoothly. Through this article, I hope to share the experience of hand transplantation in the intensive care unit. |