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Nursing diagnoses and care assessed by the patients treated with percutaneous coronary intervention due to acute coronary syndrome
At present, the most effective method of treatment for acute coronary syndromes (ACS)
is the promptest possible canalisation of the infarct-related vessel by means of the percutaneous coronary
intervention method (PCI), which also affects the mode of nursing procedure. There is currently no
functional model of care with regard to post-PCI patients, while previous attempts at implementing it
have failed to include verification of patients' opinions. The purpose of the work was to indicate what problems of biopsychosocial nature occurred
among post-PCI patients and to what extent they were resolved by the nurses. 100 ACS-affected patients treated with the PCI method were subjected to the
study. The study utilised data collected on the basis of a survey questionnaire, medical records, and
direct observation. It follows from the obtained data that the major problems occurring among post-PCI patients
included: pain complaints, dyspnea, difficult urination, weakness, increased thirst, disturbed sleep rhythm,
fear and anxiety, insufficient knowledge relating to disease risk factors. The patients were satisfied
with nursing care involving the fulfillment of their biological needs, while significantly less with emotional
and value-oriented support. 88% of the subjects reported an absence of health-related information
and education. Among the patients treated with the PCI method due to the ACS causes, a high level of
satisfaction was found with regard to nursing activities aimed at resolving biological problems. Improvements
in the areas of emotional support, information, and health education are required
Nursing diagnoses and care assessed by the patients treated with percutaneous coronary intervention due to acute coronary syndrome
Wst臋p. Obecnie najskuteczniejszym sposobem leczenia ostrych zespo艂贸w wie艅cowych (OZW) jest
jak najszybsze udro偶nienie naczynia dozawa艂owego metod膮 przezsk贸rnej angioplastyki t臋tnic wie艅cowych
(PCI), co zmienia tak偶e spos贸b post臋powania piel臋gniarskiego. Dotychczas nie funkcjonuje
model opieki nad chorym po PCI, a podejmowane pr贸by wdro偶enia go w 偶ycie nie uwzgl臋dnia艂y
weryfikacji opinii pacjent贸w.
Cel pracy. Celem pracy by艂o wskazanie, jakie problemy w sferze biopsychospo艂ecznej wyst膮pi艂y
u chorych po PCI i w jakim stopniu by艂y one rozwi膮zane przez piel臋gniarki.
Materia艂 i metody. Badaniu poddano 100 pacjent贸w z OZW leczonych metod膮 PCI. W badaniu wykorzystano
dane zebrane na podstawie kwestionariusza ankiety, dokumentacji i obserwacji bezpo艣redniej.
Wyniki. Z uzyskanych danych wynika, 偶e g艂贸wnymi problemami wyst臋puj膮cymi u pacjent贸w po PCI
by艂y: dolegliwo艣ci b贸lowe, duszno艣膰, trudno艣ci w oddawaniu moczu, os艂abienie, wzmo偶one pragnienie,
zaburzony rytm snu, uczucie l臋ku i niepokoju, niedostateczna wiedza na temat czynnik贸w ryzyka
choroby. Pacjenci byli zadowoleni z opieki piel臋gniarskiej w zakresie zaspokajania potrzeb biologicznych,
rzadziej ze wsparcia emocjonalnego i warto艣ciuj膮cego. Brak informacji oraz edukacji zdrowotnej
zg艂osi艂o 88% badanych.
Wnioski. W艣r贸d pacjent贸w leczonych PCI z powodu OZW stwierdzono wysoki poziom satysfakcji
z dzia艂a艅 piel臋gniarskich zmierzaj膮cych do rozwi膮zania problem贸w biologicznych. Poprawy wymagaj膮
obszary wsparcia, informacji i edukacji zdrowotnej.Introduction. At present, the most effective method of treatment for acute coronary syndromes (ACS)
is the promptest possible canalisation of the infarct-related vessel by means of the percutaneous coronary
intervention method (PCI), which also affects the mode of nursing procedure. There is currently no
functional model of care with regard to post-PCI patients, while previous attempts at implementing it
have failed to include verification of patients’ opinions.
Aim. The purpose of the work was to indicate what problems of biopsychosocial nature occurred
among post-PCI patients and to what extent they were resolved by the nurses.
Material and methods. 100 ACS-affected patients treated with the PCI method were subjected to the
study. The study utilised data collected on the basis of a survey questionnaire, medical records, and
direct observation.
Results. It follows from the obtained data that the major problems occurring among post-PCI patients
included: pain complaints, dyspnea, difficult urination, weakness, increased thirst, disturbed sleep rhythm,
fear and anxiety, insufficient knowledge relating to disease risk factors. The patients were satisfied
with nursing care involving the fulfillment of their biological needs, while significantly less with emotional
and value-oriented support. 88% of the subjects reported an absence of health-related information
and education.
Conclusions. Among the patients treated with the PCI method due to the ACS causes, a high level of
satisfaction was found with regard to nursing activities aimed at resolving biological problems. Improvements
in the areas of emotional support, information, and health education are required