英文摘要 |
This article discusses the nursing experience of 24 weeks pregnant women of advanced maternal age whom underwent caesarean section to terminate the pregnancy because of fetal chromosomal abnormalities found during prenatal examination. The care period was from April 6 to April 10, 2020. A comprehensive approach including preoperative visits, intraoperative companion observations, postoperative visits, case interviews, assessments, and medical record reviews was used. Additionally, several nursing issues were identified using Gordon's 11-Functional Health Patterns: 1. Grief history of fetal loss: 2. potential risks associated with surgical situations, retained foreign bodies, and the use of surgical electrocautery pens; 3. Acute pain arising from surgical wounds. The focus of the care given to this problem was as follows: 1. Accompanying and listening, implementing individualized nursing measures, and collaborating with family members to address grief; and 2. ensuring a safe surgical environment to prevent harm; and 3. Soothing postoperative pain to enhance comfort. Apart from the physical pain associated with terminating pregnancy, this article focuses on providing psychological and spiritual care. Owing to the short hospitalization period, long-term follow-up was conducted through telephone interviews. It is hoped that this nursing experience will serve as a reference for nursing staff in the operating room to take care of these patients. |