英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to discuss the nursing experience of assisting a peritoneal dialysis patient to switch to hemodialysis due to recurrent peritonitis. The nursing period is from March 11 to March 30, 2021, and information is collected through interviews, observations, physical assessments and review of medical records. Using Gordon's eleven health functional types to evaluate, the main health problems of the cases were identified as: potentially dangerous infection, excess body fluid volume, lack of specific knowledge, and hopelessness. The author provides individual nursing guidance to clarify the differences between different dialysis treatment methods and daily care. In addition, the author teaches the nursing measures of newly-built fistula access to strengthen the fistula function, encourage patients to express their feelings and clarify their doubts in a timely manner, improve patients' awareness of the disease in hemodialysis treatment, and use caring, empathy, companionship and support skills. The author makes good use of the social support system and professional communication skills to enhance the self-care behavior of the case study, assist the case to go through the adaptation process of conversion therapy and face the disease with a positive attitude. It is hoped that this nursing experience can provide reference for dialysis nurses to care for such patients. |