care for Women with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease with Shock: 2 cases study

Abstract

Objective : This study was to compare nursing care for women with pelvic

inflammatory disease with shock in two case studies.

Method : Two specific cases of women with pelvic inflammatory disease with shock

who were admitted in gynecology ward, Mahasarakharm Hospital. Data was collected from inpatient medical records, interviewed patients and relatives. Patient’s data were

compared based on 11 Gordon's functional health patterns, symptoms and signs, medical treatment, nursing care and outcomes.

         Result : The results showed that first case study had acute pelvic inflammatory disease and the fallopian tubes abscess in both side without rupture of fallopian tubes. Antibiotic and surgery were given for this patient. Second case study had acute pelvic inflammatory disease and the fallopian tubes abscess in both side. The rupture of fallopian tubes, shock, and respiratory failure were found. The patient was transferred to the intensive care unit.

          Conclusion : The registered nurses should have the knowledge and skills

to assess, monitor patient change conditions, and effectively provide critical care. It will

result in patient safety and no complications.