Negovalni problemi pacientk s sindromom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov

(diplomsko delo)

Jasmina Vogrin (Author), Vida Gönc (Mentor), Milan Reljič (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Uvod: Sindrom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov je najpogostejši zaplet pri postopku oploditve z biomedicinsko pomočjo. Kadar je sindrom prisoten v zmerni ali hudi obliki, je potrebna bolnišnična obravnava. Raziskave kažejo, da imajo pacientke s sindromom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov naslednje negovalne probleme: neučinkovitost dihanja, prevelik volumen tekočin, slabost, anksioznost in akutne bolečine. Namen raziskave je s študijo primera prikazati, kateri so najpogostejši negovalni problemi pri sindromu hiperstimulacije jajčnikov. Metode: V diplomskem delu je bila uporabljena opisna oziroma deskriptivna metoda dela. Raziskava je temeljila na kvantitativni metodologiji, izvedena je bila študija primera pacientke s sindromom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov. Podatki so bili zbrani s polstruktuiranim vprašalnikom ter z analizo negovalne in medicinske dokumentacije. V vzorec je bila vključena ena pacientka. Rezultati: Ugotovili smo, da je imela pacientka s sindromom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov specifične težave: bolečine v trebuhu, neuravnovešeno bilanco tekočin, motnje spanja ter prisotno povečano tveganje za infekcijo. Diskusija in sklep: V literaturi pri sindromu hiperstimulacije jajčnikov navajajo številne simptome, vendar pri obravnavani pacientki vsi niso bili izraženi. Delo medicinske sestre je, da ugotovi potrebe pacientke po zdravstveni negi, ugotavlja njene težave in simptome ter pravočasno odreagira in o vseh odstopanjih pravočasno poroča zdravniku. Pred odpustom iz bolnišnice medicinska sestra pacientki preda ustrezna navodila glede nege v domačem okolju in ji odgovarja na vprašanja v okviru svojih kompetenc.

Keywords

neplodnost;sindrom hiperstimulacije jajčnikov;zdravstvena nega;medicinske sestre;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2016
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FZV - Faculty of Health Sciences
Publisher:	[J. Vogrin]
UDC:	618.177.089.888.11(043.2)
COBISS:	2288036
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	NURSING CARE PROBLEMS OF PATIENTS WITH OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION SYNDROME
Secondary abstract:	Introduction: Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is the most common complication in the medically assisted reproduction procedure. When the syndrome is present in a moderate or severe form, hospital treatment is required. Research has shown that the patients with ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome have following nursing problems: respiratory insufficiency, too large volume of fluids, nausea, anxiety, and acute pain. The purpose of the research is to show with a case study, which are the most frequent nursing problems with ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Methods: In this diploma thesis, a descriptive method of work is used. The research was based on a quantitative methodology. There was carried out a case study of a patient with ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. The data were collected through semi-structured questionnaire and the analysis of nursing and medical records. The sample included one patient. Results: We established that the patient with ovarian hyperstimulation had specific problems: abdominal pains, fluid imbalance, sleep disorders, and an increased risk of infection. Discussion and conclusion: In the literature, numerous symptoms of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome are listed, but not all of them were expressed in the treated patient. The work of a nurse is to determine the patient's need for nursing care, and her problems and symptoms, as well as to react in time and to report any deviations to a doctor. Before discharge from the hospital, a nurse gives relevant instructions on the nursing care in the home environment to the patient and responds to the questions within her competences.
Secondary keywords:	infertility;ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome;nursing care;nurse;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za zdravstvene vede
Pages:	VI, 39 f., 6 f. pril.
ID:	9209175