| 英文摘要 |
This article describes the anesthetic care experience of a 67-year-old male patient diagnosed with prostate cancer who underwent a robot-assisted radical prostatectomy using the Da Vinci surgical system. The patient experienced heightened anxiety and concern about postoperative pain due to the unfamiliar medical environment and surgical stress. Additionally, the prolonged Trendelenburg position and pneumoperitoneum imposed physiological burdens, further emphasizing the importance of anesthetic care. Nursing period: October 2, 2023 to October 10, 2023, on the day of surgery, preanesthesia assessment, intraoperative anesthesia care, and postoperative recovery room visit were performed. During the post-anesthesia visit, the patient is provided with observation, listening, direct care, case review and interviews. The Gordon 11-item functional health model was used as the assessment framework to collect data to determine. During the care process, it was found that the patient had health problems anxiety, potential risks, and the entire surgery period.Positioning injuries and acute pain. Apply full surgical anesthesia care: provide patients with provide relevant counseling, health education, and supportive care measures to reduce anxiety. intraoperative posture setting protect and keep warm, effectively maintain the patient's skin, body mobility, tissue and organ function during surgerand normal vital signs, reducing complications related to positioning injuries. Postoperative pain management use pain relief techniques to reduce pain. Although there is a pre-anesthesia visit gate during the care process. However, due to the working environment and time, the information and care that can be provided are limited. Establish an anesthesia education webpage QR code, provide patients and their families with access before anesthesia, propose discussions and provide individual health education when appropriate. We hope to provide a reference for anesthesia care during the entire surgical period for similar patients, to assist patients in successfully completing the operation. |