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Frequently Used Nursing Diagnoses for Terminal Patients with Life Support Apparatus in ICU: A Descriptive Analysis on Nursing Documentation Sachie Arai 1 , Chie Ogasawara 2 , Kayori Ishii 3 , Yuri Tainaka 2 , Sakayu Terashi 4 1Senri Kinran University School of Nursing 2Kio University Graduate School of Health Science 3Japanese Red Cross Toyota College of Nursing 4Osaka Nursing Association Keyword: ICU , 生命維持装置 , 終末期看護 , 看護診断 , 看護記録 , ICU , Life Support Apparatus (LSA) , Terminal Care , Nursing Diagnoses , Nursing Documentation pp.5-13
Published Date 2012/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7004100346
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 To examine nursing diagnoses used for terminal stage patients with life support apparatus (LSA) in the ICU, and to clarify differences on nursing diagnoses before and after the intensive treatment for life support. Data source was the nursing records of 112 patients who died in ICU during 2005-2009 in two general hospitals. Items on checklists were #1 nursing data: nursing diagnoses, defining characteristics, and #2 basic patient data: ages, sex, illness, admission period in ICU, type of LSA. The total number of nursing diagnoses for the patients was 537 and the number of nursing diagnoses per person was 4.7±3.5. The number of frequently stated NANDA-I nursing diagnoses were 37 and the five most frequently stated nursing diagnoses were Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity, Risk for Infection, Impaired Gas Exchange, Caregiver Role Strain, and Impaired Physical Mobility. The hospitals used NANDA-I, collaborative problem, and the originally developed nursing diagnoses. The nursing diagnoses at admission were continued after the active treatments. However, specific interventions were added in nursing care plan without nursing diagnoses.


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