Care for breast cancer patients after radical image disorder（激进的形象障碍后照顾乳腺癌患者）.doc

Care for breast cancer patients after radical image disorder [Abstract] Objective To study the self-image disorders in breast cancer incidence in postoperative patients and their corresponding nursing interventions to cure in 47 cases of breast cancer patients with postoperative questionnaire analysis, to compare different age, education level of patients the incidence of self-image disorder. results breast cancer patients after self-image disorder frequency of the top three patients for fear of losing the spouse’s concern and care, uneasy on the shape change, low self-esteem, do not want to participate in social activities, the incidence of incidence increased with age and reduced with the increased level of education increased, but increased with the increase of professional superiority. conclusions of self-image disorders in breast cancer patients after a higher incidence of, should be given full attention and care measures. [Keywords:] breast cancer self-image disorder care The image of the disorder is adopted in 1973 by the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, a nursing diagnosis refers to individuals subject to interference in the perception of their own image, a principal diagnosis: the existence of or by the body structure or function of changes in negative language response and (or) non-verbal response [1]. Breast cancer is the most common tumors of women, the incidence rate is rising, has become the second-largest female following cervical cancer after the tumor [2,3]. surgery is the most important means of treatment, because illnesses and surgery on patients caused by physiological and psychological changes and the fight against serious impact on women’s work and life, and even language and abnormal behavior and the occurrence of self-image disorder followed by anxiety, depression desperate state of mind, a direct impact on the prognosis, outcome and quality of life. Therefore, this study is to investigate the self-image of our hospital