How to care for patients with ovarian tumors

Ovarian tumor is one of the common tumors of female reproductive organs, and its incidence rate ranks third after cervical cancer and uterine body cancer. However, deaths caused by ovarian tumors account for the first place among all kinds of gynecological tumors, which poses a serious threat to women's life and health. Therefore, targeted care is implemented for the psychological condition of ovarian tumor patients, and complications are closely observed and cared for.

1. To establish a good nurse-patient relationship, you should actively approach the patient, be attentive, patient and caring. Correctly answer the patient's questions and explain more successful chemotherapy cases. Comfort the patient with sincere and kind words, perform nursing operations gently, meticulously, accurately and orderly to make the patient feel safe, and use your skilled techniques to gain the patient's trust to eliminate the patient's fear.

2. Have a high degree of sympathy and responsibility for patients. Feel the pain of patients and think about what patients think. Enter the patient's heart and communicate with the patient. In addition to being the main supporter, nursing staff should also actively encourage their family members, relatives, friends, colleagues, and leaders to comfort and care for them frequently, help and take care of them in life, so that patients can feel the love from all sides and the value of their existence, inspire confidence in life, eliminate loneliness, and build confidence in overcoming the disease.

3. Use examples of similar patients who are currently having a successful work and life to make the patients feel that they are still useful people. Encourage patients to build up confidence in overcoming the disease and meet the challenges of a new life.

4. Patient care: Take the initiative to talk with patients, show concern and love, encourage and enlighten patients, try to improve patients' confidence in overcoming the disease, fully mobilize all positive factors of patients' families and relatives, and require them to cooperate and assist medical staff. Visit and comfort patients more often during visiting hours, show more care and consideration for patients than in the past, so that patients do not feel lonely and still live in happiness and warmth, turn other people's care into their own motivation, thereby tapping their own potential and resisting diseases.