中文版鐮刀細胞型貧血症(台灣)
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Channel: SAWBO™ Scientific Animations Without Borders · 2016 · Education
中文版鐮刀細胞型貧血症(台灣) 本動畫討論的是鐮刀細胞型貧血症之痛苦以及臨床醫師該如何對待此類病患。鐮刀細胞型貧血症之痛苦非常真實,其血管阻塞的疼痛比起大多數其他急診部門所碰到的疼痛狀況更為嚴重。然而有一點很重要的就是,鐮刀細胞型貧血症病患的面部表情不能當作可靠的疼痛指標,因為他們常會訓練自己去隱藏外在的痛苦,並且控制自己情緒,以便與經年累月的疼痛共處。正因為外表無法識別,患者有時無法獲得適當程度之治療。臨床醫師可藉由減少病患的恐懼感及提升他們的信任感,使止痛藥物能獲得最佳成效,因此臨床醫師的禮貌、耐心、溫和、以及關心就很重要了。有了適當的管理技巧,鐮刀細胞型貧血症患者儘管有著慢性疼痛,也可以過著豐富而成功的生活。 Sickle Cell Disease in Chinese (accent from Taiwan) This animation addresses the pain of Sickle Cell disease and how clinicians should handle Sickle Cell patients. The pain of Sickle Cell Disease is very real. Sickle Cell vaso-occlusive pain is more severe than most other pain conditions encountered in the Emergency Department. However, it is very important to know that the facial expression of a Sickle Cell patient is not a reliable indicator of pain. They often train themselves to hide the outward pain and keep control of emotions, in order to live with many days and years of pain. Just because it cannot be seen, it is sometimes not treated with the same urgency. Clinicians’ behaviors can help the pain medications work better by reducing the patient’s fear and increasing their trust. Thus, it is important for the clinician to be courteous, patient, gentle and caring. With adequate management, patients with Sickle Cell Disease can live productive, successful lives despite their chronic pain.
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